Sentence examples for may also grow from inspiring English sources

In the United States, the rescue effort may also grow.

But such a view of salvation may also grow out of doctrinal ignorance, scholars said.

Classroom sizes may also grow if educators cannot find ways to reduce teacher payrolls.

As he aged, Auden said that methods of dry farming may also grow crops.

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The result is several large, positively geotropic roots that produce higher-order roots, which may also grow to the same size.

More complex interactions with the growing environment may also arise from variation in the epigenetic status of the paralogous genes.

The I.O.C. may have also grown frustrated that Greco-Roman wrestling did not include women, experts said.

After 25 years in which the government deregulated one industry after another, Americans may have also grown more comfortable with letting the market determine prices.

But over several centuries, Manhattan may have also grown by about 1,600 acres, or two and a half square miles, because of landfill placed first by the Dutch and later by successive government entities and private developers at its southern tip, estimates Eric W. Sanderson, an ecologist at the Wildlife Conservation Society who is studying the island's geography.

In addition to legal possession, cardholders may also legally grow, without fear of citation, arrest, or penalty, up to 18 immature cannabis plants and 6 mature ones at a single time.