Sentence examples for planned that may from inspiring English sources

If five teams were planned, that may mean that more intended hijackers are at large, perhaps in this country, or that some of the people arrested in Pakistan with Mr. bin al-Shibh were somehow involved.

A documentary about how the movie was made is being edited now, and there is a behind-the-scenes book planned that may include the purported journal entries of one of the film's main characters, Heather (the journal is already posted on the Haxan Films Web site, http://www.haxan.com).haxan.com

Instead they have 401(k) plans that may have been decimated.

We have a plan that may surprise you….

Turkey, for example, is now dealing with an I.M.F. plan that may not be enough.

For the health plans, that may mean constantly tracking patients, treatments and results.

Now, Mr. McAllister has a plan that may seem as quixotic.

"We do not comment on operational plans that may or may not come to pass," Deputy Inspector Chris Rising said.

It's a black and white, all-or-nothing plan that may work in another division (see the Oakland A's).

There is no reason to march ahead, blinkered and fatalistic, burdened by a plan that may already have failed.

There are also plenty of plans that may work privately, but for which the spillovers are small.