Sentence examples for that may cease from inspiring English sources

"Enlisting our state in a program that may cease to exist on both constitutional and administrative grounds is, in my opinion, overly aggressive and fundamentally imprudent," Mr. Ball said.

He resents his second cousin selling land to Rex in the early days of the project; Cathy and Malcolm Redding's two sons, in their 20s, are poised to take over a family farm that may cease to exist at some unknown date.

Consistent with prior research, we find that changing the tax rate alone does not change the economically optimal oil production path, except for marginal fields that may cease production.

This remains true even if the most positive news out of Europe is that a Pakistani bus driver's son has been installed as the mayor of London, the megacity that may cease to be in the union.

But that may cease to be the case if the Pacific Alliance backs its promising brand by strengthening its political identity.

This was, in fact, the subject of one of his most moving sonnets — the one that begins, "When I have fears that I may cease to be / Before my pen has gleaned my teeming brain".

It makes for some scary reading, especially the part that says, "You understand and agree that Apple may cease distribution of Your Licensed Application(s) and/or Licensed Application Information or revoke the digital certificate of any of Your Applications at any time".

Say you read Keats's sonnet "When I have fears that I may cease to be" backward.

He had written his first Shakespearean sonnet, "When I have Fears that I May Cease to Be," in January 1818.

LaVarne A. Burton, president of the Pharmaceutical Care Management Association, which represents pharmacy benefit managers like Express Scripts and AdvancePCS, said that "manufacturers may cease offering discounts," rather than run the risk of liability under the proposed guidelines.

The problem for the Caribbean and for those, like the United States, with an interest in its stability is that one may cease to be an option long before the other is available.