Sentence examples for that may stop from inspiring English sources

"There are two issues that may stop that idea in its tracks," said Purnell.

And the country that may stop that is Poland.The Poles insist they are willing to compromise.

"In the end, it is only public outrage that may stop this never-ending need to keep raising money".

We are so shamefully attached to our guns that we would rather tell our children to run towards mayhem than support policies that may stop it.

The Office of Fair Trading's review of barriers that may stop new banks being set up is also looking at how important an extensive branch network is to running a successful bank.

Although it is a positive that PrEP is easy to get, Nutland worries that may stop people from having advisable health checks before taking the drug, which is another reason that he is urging the NHS to fund the drug.

"And that means in turn that we may stop seeing the older population as primarily 'dependents' on the goodwill of family or neighbourhood or state".

And even if they do open up, that may not stop politicians from looting.

Maybe that's true, but if this is what currying favor with the new guy means, I shed tears of joy that may not stop for a week.

It ends with the memorable line "it seems that we may stop here".

Legal & General, for example, has said that it may stop writing with-profits policies altogether.