Sentence examples for may be fifty from inspiring English sources

They must decide how much they will set aside for liabilities which may be fifty years in the future.

Kennedy's words may be fifty years old, but they remain just as urgent to all of us today as they were then.

This differential warming happens because heat in the ocean is mixed vertically through a "mixed layer" that may be fifty meters deep, through the action of wind and buoyancy-generated turbulence, whereas the land surface conducts heat slowly, with the seasonal signal penetrating perhaps a meter or so.

"I may be one".

Liquidity may be one problem.

Urbanisation may be one cause.

Time may be one factor.

Transportation may be one barrier.

"Milk drinking may be one.

Iran may be one such.

"It may be two weeks.