Sentence examples for it may often make from inspiring English sources
It may often make mistakes, be irrational and rely on the subconscious, but it allows for fast decision-making, vital for survival.
That Argentina side was not a one-man team, even if history may often make it feel like it, nor is the 2014 side.
I understand that there are people out there who drain us, annoy us and repeatedly exhaust us, and we may often make the choice to avoid people that make us feel that way if we can.
It may seem odd, but this will often make others stay away rather than choose a seat next to you.
Combat experiences are like Tolstoy's unhappy families: no two are alike, which may be why they often make for great novels, as Tolstoy also knew.
While they may make you feel better in the short term, they often make it harder to fight your depression.
It often makes visitors feel unwelcome.
It may even make things worse as often young drugs users are fearful of seeking medical help for themselves or their friends because of the real threat of police prosecution.
However, it is recognised that children and young people in particular often make choices that may not be in their long-term best interests - they make lifestyle choices with a short-term view, even when they are informed of future consequences.
Dedicated That Should be a Word readers (thanks, Mom!) may have noticed that I often make the coinage game harder for myself by trying to cram as many words into my neologisms as I can.
