Sentence examples for plans that may from inspiring English sources

That apparently meant two things: first that Alistair Mackintosh, the accountant-turned-CEO, needed to spend less time making football decisions and instead concentrate on commercial matters, and the planned stadium redevelopment (plans that may be affected by results over the coming weeks); and second that a powerful "chief football officer" was required.

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

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

The company says the health care law will probably create new opportunities to buy smaller Blue Cross plans that may have difficulty competing against much larger companies.

The list cited by King includes plans that may never have existed, as well as plots the NYPD had little or no hand in disrupting.

"Where they may have particular problems is with state and municipal pension plans that may have constraints in dealing with companies facing this sort of controversy," he said.

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

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

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.

But you will need to take your time and do some detailed planning that may involve a paradigm change.