Example sentences of "may be on the " in BNC.

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1 Sotheby 's have estimated its value at $10m-$14m , but this may be on the low side to ensure a sale .
2 As far as the charter is concerned they may be on the right track ( if for the wrong reasons ) .
3 Other government ministers may be on the way out .
4 And here I must agree that I am beginning to fear that we may be on the edge of an age of the worst kind of mass production .
5 Election Focus:A Hung Parliament : Britain may be on the verge of a hung Parliament — and a dramatic change in the political landscape .
6 Its five orchestras consume £12 million of Radio 3 's annual budget of £49 million , but a series of leaked memos has suggested that some or all may be on the hit-list when the BBC 's charter comes up for renewal in 1996 .
7 The Unionist fear is that we may be on the last verse of another .
8 His call coincided , however , with the mobilisation in Serbia of reservists , suggesting that the Yugoslav army may be on the verge of intervention in the newly independent Bosnia .
9 Care must be taken not to read more than is said into reports from others , particularly since the Regulations exclude access to the original report but a teacher 's use of it may be on the record .
10 In many cases the buildings show the Nordic influence of the long house with farm buildings attached , sheltering man and his animals under the same roof , and the gallery may be on the house or barn .
11 I was especially conscious that any resistance there may be on the part of Mrs Clements , or the two girls , to the taking on of duties beyond their traditional boundaries would be compounded by any notion that their workloads had greatly increased .
12 Indurain looked the master of his former captain , Pedro Delgado , who won the Tour in 1988 , faltered since that victory but may be on the way back to the top .
13 MOUTHFULS of metal may be on the way out .
14 This little-known company director , chairman of Walsham brothers , may be on the highest salary in Britain : £8 million , according to Labour Research .
15 ‘ You may be on the level about having done a runner , or maybe not .
16 FOR the first half of the year you should have plenty of attack , although you may be on the receiving end of a show of force .
17 Manufacturing and service companies in the Midlands believe they may be on the brink of an economic turnaround .
18 He has previously been linked with the Chargers and a move down the Calfornian coast may be on the cards .
19 ‘ I think that the boot may be on the other leg ! ’
20 While it published scorching critiques of the diplomacy that had led Britain into war , MacDonald insisted that ‘ whatever our views may be on the origins of the war , we must go through with it . ’
21 It is wrong for a relatively well off professional person to do this with clients who may be on the bread-line .
22 START spreading the news — a little Cruiser may be on the way .
23 These two images , however irreconcilable they may be on the surface , are , nonetheless , merely variants of a single conception of human beings and human behaviour , exemplars of a paradigm within which the character of human relations is seen not as growing out of human purposes and choices , but as determined by some natural state of human beings .
24 Alternatively if the process is highly complex the emphasis may be on the pattern of events as indicated by a network of blocks with a specialist symbol indicating the many points within the system for which information for the operator might appear and another symbol for points where he can interfere in the system dynamics ( Fig. 1.27 ) .
25 It may be a light aircraft twenty miles away , in which case they will go in their own cars , or it may be on the other side of the world , in which case they will be on the next airline flight in that direction and might not be home again for several weeks .
26 IBM JOB CUT ESTIMATES MAY BE ON THE LOW SIDE
27 Sketchy though Mr Foster 's account may be on the mechanics of the mass suspension of disbelief that supported the Reichmanns ' rise , he is at his best in explaining , meeting by meeting , how they came back to earth .
28 It is always a lie and never the truth , ’ Questionable though that judgement may be on the aphorism in general , it does seem to me to catch the half-formed nature of this observation — or perhaps , better speaking , its lack of a frame .
29 Changes may be on the way however .
30 In the second movement Allegro con grazia Koizumi may be on the slow side in the main 5/4 theme , but he is very persuasive , and then in the central section brings out an element of fantasy .
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