Sentence examples for may yet drive from inspiring English sources
It has its own media dynamic that may yet drive Mr. Bush from office, but not by the same scenario that Vietnam did Lyndon Johnson.
And they will worry that the inevitable downward lurch in economic confidence caused by the banking crisis may yet drive many voters back to Mr Brown, just as the prime minister so clearly intends.
But until they have power, they can duck responsibility, leaving Mr Klaus to set the tone.Desperation may yet drive the Social Democrats to shore themselves up through a deal with the Czech Communist Party, which has been shunned by all mainstream parties since the dictatorship collapsed in 1989.
More regional banks may yet be driven to pair off.
The production of pain mediators, for example, by fibroblasts, may yet be driven by macrophages or other aspects of inflammation.
Or, better yet, drive yourself.
Better yet, drive towards a police station.
The home side were at their most impressive when the winger was tearing at befuddled full-backs, or as Ruben Loftus-Cheek – a Chelsea loanee who may yet feature in Russia – drove forwards powerfully through the centre.
Los Alamos's lost hard-drives may yet turn up at the bottom of someone's briefcase.
She paused at the end, looking doubtful, and asked: 'Was that right?' While assuring her that it was, her response provided further support for the view that accretions of mathematical practices, even when enacted without the disruptions seen in Christopher's working and commentary, may yet not amount to a practice driven fundamentally by trust in mathematical modes of enquiry.
