Sentence examples for may again make from inspiring English sources

In this case, it is likely that preferential orientation may again make such specimens of no value for 3-D data collection.

That means at some point, higher oil prices, driven by demand, may again make the Arctic more tempting in the future.

Even they proved four times more popular than Englebert, but then the UK may again have made the mistake of believing that the event has much to do with music.

In March, voters may again have to make an important choice on the city's marijuana policy.

I may never again make someone so happy.

Steuben may once again make function synonymous with glamour in the buyer's mind.

In its battle with Big Soda, Berkeley may once again make history.

Ireland may once again make history by allowing transgender people over the age of 18 to self-declare their gender on legal documents solely based on their self-determination, and without any medical intervention.

Some time in the near future, Armenians may once again make it to a world chess championship final and find themselves facing the United States -- which also has a fine tradition in the sport -- and one of their very own, in the person of a slightly older and perhaps unbeatable Samuel Sevian.

"This book," Mead wrote, "is not only for those who would turn for a few hours from the jangle of modern life to a world where the wheeling pigeons wear bells on their feet and bamboo whistles on the tail feathers, but also for all those who need reassurance that man may again create a world made gracious and habitable by the arts".

The political factions in Iran may be shifting again, making Rouhani vulnerable.