Sentence examples for may be gathering from inspiring English sources

Those prices had fallen 2.6 percent in April and 1.9 percent in March, and the steeper May decline is a sign that deflation may be gathering momentum.

As with the May tornado, Miami has survived the first abolition attempt; but clouds may be gathering already for the next one.

I sense that a backlash may be gathering force.

The most time-consuming part of the process may be gathering all the papers related to income and deductions.

But clouds may be gathering ahead of a parliamentary election due next month.Kuwait's authorities have grown jittery, too.

The most time-consuming part of the process may be gathering all the papers related to your income and deductions.

And France's reaching the final of the football World Cup will hardly dent his popularity.Yet clouds may be gathering.

Perhaps it's best not to tell the Stonehenge regulars that new research suggests they may be gathering at the ancient site on the wrong day.

Japan's years of pain were made worse by deflation — falling prices — an affliction that assailed the United States during the Great Depression and may be gathering force again.

The cycle of bloodshed may be gathering its own momentum beyond the control of Kenya's political leaders.But at least this week they started talking to each other.

Economic clouds may be gathering over much of the nation, but in New York City the jobs picture remains relentlessly sunny, according to new data from the State Department of Labor.