Sentence examples for which may still from inspiring English sources

Margaret Talbot has been following the case, which may still reach the Supreme Court on appeal.

However, the measured boundary condition is not the actual boundary condition, which may still cause errors in the measured velocities.

Several say the paper misinterpreted the genetics and history of the kouprey, which may still exist in domesticated form.

The new recording invites comparison with the 1968 version (on a Trova CD), which may still be found in stores.

Moneysupermarket has an exclusive deal with Flow Energy, which may still be available, but is about to be pulled.

Another question that has arisen concerns the passengers' luggage, some of which may still be on the plane.

Yet there were aspects of life in 1952 which may still have an appeal for some people today.

The inquest heard that she asked for the used needles which may still have contained tiny amounts of heroin.

The greens also help the visual appeal of the dish, which may still be healthful but could never be bland.

The impure tin slabs go for further refining, and the granulated slag, which may still contain some tin, is retreated.

There the area newly freed of its tectonic stress meets a region which may still be under a lot of force.