Sentence examples for may again get from inspiring English sources

And Mr. Systrom may again get antsy.

It is also possible the social care budgets may again get squeezed if local council funding gets cut further.

The country may again get a wobbly veneer of democracy, but the same ruthless, paranoid deep state and the same business interests wield about the same unchecked power they did before.

The only other serious opposition party, the Democratic Alliance, led by Cape Town's forceful mayor, Helen Zille, may again get the 12% or so of the votes it polled in the last general election in 2004, but it is still handicapped by its predominantly white middle-class image; COPE, though also widely seen as too middle-class, is drawing support from across the racial divide.

The immediate one is that costs may once again get out of control.

That said, it's an effective showcase for Langella, who may never again get a role as juicy as this.

And simply because we may never again get a Doctor Who episode that shares its title with a Beyoncé classic – here's Beyoncé.

Nick Clegg faced a challenge to his authority when an e-petition was launched last night by grassroots Liberal Democrats urging him to resign "so the party may once again get a fair hearing".

Japanese investment from all sources in foreign securities stood at ¥108 trillion, compared with ¥88 trillion a year earlier.Why history may not repeat itselfAs soon as the yen starts to rise (as it has done a bit recently), Japanese investors may once again get nervous about investing abroad.

Capital losses and withdrawals by investors have left hedge-fund assets at around $1.6 trillion, down from a 2007 peak of almost $1.9 trillion (see chart).An industry that had run almost unchecked because of the returns it once produced and the mystique of its billionaire managers may never again get the same latitude from investors.

Then again, getting those data may prove even more difficult than dealing with Twitter's data firehose.