Sentence examples for might not issue from inspiring English sources

He said the company might not issue any options at all to existing employees.

Fair housing advocates had considered the Supreme Court's eagerness to hear a third case on the issue of disparate impact as a sign that the justices might not issue a favorable ruling.

Even banks might not mind issuing bail-in debt.

He also said that Tuesday's meeting between Wendy Sherman, US undersecretary of state for political affairs, and Russian deputy foreign ministers Mikhail Bogdanov and Gennady Gatilov at the UN's European headquarters might not resolve issues such as how the conference should be conducted and who should participate.

Third, warning might not have been issued in real time to elicit appropriate responses and lastly, those at risk do not understand their level of risk and if they did, it does not enhance taking appropriate measures to mitigate flood events.

In at least some squadrons, scarce supply might not be the issue.

"We're hoping there's not too much moisture in the air, so the moisture on the visor might not be an issue, or hopefully won't be an issue," he said.

While this might not be an issue for a well studied protease like TEVp whose substrate profile is well know, this can be an issue for less-characterized proteases.

State, who taught Barakat, told me, "Whether Hicks was motivated in a particular way might not be the issue.

Dr. Vitiello reasoned that the age-related changes in sleep patterns might not be an issue in themselves.

He hinted that the president might not resolve the issue before leaving on his trip to Africa on Monday evening, given that the Pentagon had dispatched a team to Liberia to assess the situation here.