Sentence examples for may yet result from inspiring English sources

Still, the attention we had received may yet result in the street's being repaved.

But if the vote on Monday signals a real step forward, new jobs may yet result.

And, if they are successful, bold action may yet result in his achieving all that he longs for.

The evidence against Ms Nagyová, including wire taps, is said to be strong and may yet result in a conviction.

Northern Rock may prove financially catastrophic; the lost discs may yet result in inconveniences that upset voters irrevocably.

The defense secretary's advisers caution that a surprise choice may yet result from the unconventional approach that they call the Rumsfeld Factor.

This approach underlines the need to address mental health in its totality by recognising interrelationships among risks to mental health, subthreshold conditions of poor psychological health and well-being (such as stress), which may have not yet resulted in a diagnosed mental health disorder but may severely affect their expression, and diagnosed mental health disorders.

Those who remember the autocratic ways of Mr. Peña Nieto's party, which governed Mexico for more than 70 years but was then ousted from power for 12, see a presidential power play that may yet deliver results, but with less space for those who disagree.

For one thing, a recount under way in Baja California may yet change the result.

The winner has bumped Opinion Poll twice in the closing stages, so the stewards may yet change this result, though the winning margin was half a length by the line.

What was unlikely enough to begin with became more so on Tuesday night after a decisive win for Sanders in Oregon, where he beat Clinton by more than 11 points in his first closed primary win, and reached a near tie in Kentucky, where he may yet contest the result.