Sentence examples for may be dim from inspiring English sources

THE global economic forecast may be dim, but travelers can look forward to distinctiveness among the class of 2011 hotel openings.

Although the light emitted may be dim, it is detectable externally using sensitive photon detectors such as those based on cooled, or intensified, charge coupled device (CCD) cameras, mounted within light-tight specimen chambers.

Still, Sinopec's prospects may be dimming, like the sky over Beijing.

Some of the glitter may be dimmed, but it is still a weekly magazine in a profoundly interesting city.

In the long term, however, the future may be dimmer for natural gas if stricter regulations are put in place to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 80 percent below 1990 levels by 2050 — a goal set by President Obama.

The last 2km of the trail is steep and slippery, especially in the dark: when you reach the top, the glow of your achievement may be dimmed as it's not unusual for cloud cover to obscure the (otherwise) incredible view of the whole of the entire north-east tip of the island of Borneo.

But while its light may be dimming, it is still illuminating many of our homes.

* Resolves an issue in which the "Refresh All" option may be dimmed ("grayed out") in the contextual menu for certain calendars.

But even if his own glum prediction comes true, his future may not be dim for long.

Lively may well be dim to sensitivities around race and privilege (she did, after all, host her 2012 wedding to Ryan Reynolds at a plantation in South Carolina), but that's by the by.

In this less-than-sparkling economy, Americans have at least been able to look to the rising stock market and corporate America's robust profits as two bright spots, but even these may now be dimming.