Sentence examples for may actually allow from inspiring English sources

Job security may actually allow the government to save money, in other words.As for Lexington's point about the deficit and generosity, well, the increase in the deficit has basically nothing to do with increased compensation for federal workers.

But others assert that, given the deep religious conservatism of Saudi Arabia's Sunni majority, Prince Nayef's reputation for toughness may actually allow him to push more strongly for reform than the current, mild-mannered king, whose efforts in this regard have been halting.

The Guardian says existing opt-out provisions may actually allow the UK to avoid being part of any arrangement.

Today, researchers report in Science Advances that the conveyor belt like mechanism may actually allow these bats to feed more efficiently from certain types of flowers.

Carl Bialik (AKA the Wall Street Journal's Numbers Guy) suggests that technology may actually allow us to expand the number of friends we can juggle simultaneously.

Ironically, the poor infrastructure in middle-income settings may actually allow them to create new structures rather than negotiating between large institutions with entrenched interests and established ways of working.

"Bitcoin payments currently already exceed $3,600, but it's essential that victims understand that payment may not actually allow them to access their data, and may just fund hackers to commit further crimes".

The amendment before us introduces a new element, namely a right of information of the user which is not covered in any way by the substance of the directive and which would seem to suggest if interpreted a contrario, that Member States may actually be allowed to oblige legal persons to appear in the public directory.

We may not think we are in control of our thoughts, but we actually allow some, but not, others.

While it may sound like a bummer, this software actually allows Audacity to export files in the MP3 format.

It may be a tribute to American regulation that Enron was actually allowed to go bust, and luckily this does not appear to have had system-wide consequences.