Sentence examples for later it may from inspiring English sources
He says later:It may take a long time for population growth to either give birth to an inventor brilliant enough, or motivate enough incentives, to have an impact on the climate.
"I am going to see, to hear, to witness everything," Madi wrote, adding later, "it may happen of course that neither myself nor my diary will ever reach you".
A couple of wars later, it may now be able to revise its commitments in Asia and in Europe (where it may move some troops to the more compliant, cheaper and strategically handier "new" side of the continent), as well as in the Gulf.But, although America cannot say so, al-Qaeda is also part of the reason why the Saudi shoe no longer fits.
Twelve years later, it may be Joe Fox's turn to worry.
Twelve years later it may once again, if he gets the chance.
A free press is their natural enemy, because sooner or later, it may tell people what is going on.
She's saving it all up for later, when it may be useful to her.
A section marked "Why conventions?" could be bookmarked for later, when it may come in handy.
During some decades the repertoire will expand, in later years it may need to be reduced.
He said he found out later that it may have been because of his hair, which is in dreadlocks.
Why not bring in someone new now, when the economy is strengthening -- rather than later, when it may be reeling?
