Sentence examples for may again play from inspiring English sources
Given Sanders's strength among white voters, demographics may again play a big role.
Some advocates of changing Medicare recoil at the "voucher" analogy, but beyond the specific question wording differences, question order may again play a role.
If the Lib Dems can hang on to a decent slab of the 57 seats they won in 2010, they may again play the kingmaker, with either Labour or the Tories.
Initial selection into migration to one destination or the other may again play a role: irregular migrants to Spain could be selected among the most individualistic persons, while the other destinations would be preferred by more collective-oriented migrants as a possible result of different sorts of migration networks.
A strong signal of CEP164 was also observed at the midbody, suggesting that CEP164 may again play a role in recruiting TTBK2 to the midbody, although the functions of TTBK2 at the midbody remains elusive.
In the case of the San, who have a small amount of Bantu admixture (Pickrell et al. 2012), the small mixture fraction may again play a role, along with the lack of a reference population closely related to the preadmixture San, meaning that using existing populations incurs long off-tree drift.
Will Grigg believes Northern Ireland may never again play as well as they did in the first half an hour against Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Chelsea supporters had long since made for the exits on an evening when they were well beaten - 3-1 on the night and on aggregate - but as Terry stared into the stands it was clear he was considering the fact that, at the age of 33, he may never again play in a Champions League final.
At 13 she was told she may never again play sports or ride her horse again.
By May Hall was again playing on the half back line.
If they quit or rebel, the unions may again be required to play their traditional role as hammers of the left.Moreover, point out some of Mr Blair's advisers, the unions' power within the party has already been vastly reduced.
