Sentence examples for month maybe not from inspiring English sources

Ongoing confusion over the US Federal Reserve's plans to slow its bond-buying stimulus programme (maybe next month? Maybe not until 2014?) are also casting a shadow over Europe, just when we'd hoped for some real clarity and progress.

That won't come for most of these bills until at least August or September, and maybe not until the two-year legislative session adjourns around Labor Day in 2016.

This is not something that's going to happen next week or next month -- maybe not even in our lifetimes.

Even with his legacy in the balance, Obama said Thursday that he doesn't plan to step in to cut off the Democratic primary before the voting is done next month – and maybe not even until one of the candidates has conceded to the other.

We have had a mild Santa rally so far this month, with the index up by around 1percentt for December, but maybe not the rampant optimism that some were expecting.

And the rumor mill has been buzzing about transfers from London ("Jumpers" in April), Off Broadway ("The Long Christmas Ride Home" in March, but maybe not on Broadway and obviously not with Randy Graff, who is playing Golde in "Fiddler") and the West Coast (Cy Coleman's new musical "Like Jazz," no date mentioned).

LONDON — She is known in the British civil service as Theresa May, or Maybe Not.

Pamela Guyatt Tavistock, Devon Regarding saving the best till last (G2, 23 June), or maybe not; I did have a friend who ate the best first, on the grounds he might die before finishing the meal.

Probably in March, but maybe not.

That could mean "Boyhood" is poised to continue that run through the Oscars in February, or maybe not: "Zero Dark Thirty" and "The Social Network" also took home armfuls of critics' groups prizes and fell short at the Academy Awards.

They came to accept the fact that they wouldn't be celebrating the Fourth of July together, and maybe not Ms. Bello's August birthday, either.