Sentence examples for makes that may from inspiring English sources

It's this apparent new time of peace that makes that May so "lovely," as a superimposed text states with conspicuous sarcasm: "The scene is set in May 1962, considered by some at the time as 'the first spring of peace.' " Marker and Lhomme didn't think so.

In the city that Bloomberg made, that may be culture enough.

Until we are, everything has to be planned in advance, and decisions are being made that may not satisfactory when the group finally get together.

If your coworkers fight over a necklace you made, that may be a good sign that there is a market for your design.

And now they have choices to make that may go against his wishes.

Decisions are being made that may well have been very different if legal advice was available.

With each model, numerous economic decisions are made that may not always be in sync with engineering decisions.

Connections can be made that may or may not last a few seconds but the audio then becomes garbled.

"There are points he has made that may not have been so horrible if his approach wasn't so childish.

Like all models, significant simplifying assumptions have been made that may not hold true in reality.

For the ease of simulation, a few assumptions were made that may have introduced some bias.