Sentence examples for may appears more from inspiring English sources

On November 16th he said that she should have expected that checks were being eased under the 2007 policy but admitted that he could have "more thoroughly checked what the home secretary knew or did not know .Ms May appears more secure than she did before Mr Clark's testimony.

One reason may be that salaries and opportunities in other fields may appear more attractive.

While bankruptcy may appear more orderly, it, too, has costs: time and money.

Occasionally a woman may appear more in control of her destiny.

Michael Kenna's photographs may appear more conventional, but to me they also show how you can keep the viewer guessing.

But now, with the spread in allowed contributions larger, they may appear more tempting to those who qualify.

Those goals may appear more elusive than ever, but Mr. Sharon retains substantial support, partly because Israelis have not been persuaded by any alternative policy or politician.

Instead, you select the 10 digits -- some may appear more than once -- that will form the city's projected budget deficit for the following year.

What may appear more likely to matter is that to most voters both the biggest parties seem a distance away from where they are themselves.

Rupert Murdoch may appear more assertive, as he did yesterday; he will say that he will restore News Corp.'s good name, as he did yesterday, too.

Some may appear more frequently because they are favourable to the organism; the frequency of others may be determined by accidents of chance, called genetic drift.