Sentence examples for may be suddenly from inspiring English sources

This buildup of stress may be suddenly released in the form of an earthquake.

Yunus may be suddenly unemployed, but he is not short of offers.

These powders may be suddenly mega-trendy in America, but they've been used in other cultures for centuries.

CALIFORNIA may be suddenly awash in electric power, and prices of oil and natural gas may have fallen, but the solar electric power industry is still booming.

Citizens who have shirked their responsibilities for years may be suddenly galvanised, by a single issue such as a road, a dam or the state of the schools, into taking an active and informed part in public life.

One may be suddenly jolted from bed by a severe unexpected earthquake, but we get yearly projections of the number of hurricanes that might develop in the Atlantic Ocean.

In previous works, the rationing factor was constant for each zone, so when the reservoir storage was near the threshold changing zone, these factors may be changed suddenly (Fig. 1).

Countless videos and talks have been made around how if people put their phones down in whatever public place they may be, then suddenly they will make new friends with the people around them.

At high doses, one's connection to reality may be severed; "everything is suddenly tattooed with light, while unbidden faces may peer out from the woodwork".

Of course, the immediate beneficiary of Gingrich's collapse may be Ron Paul, who is suddenly appearing atop Hawkeye State polls and is now being touted far and wide as the odds-on favorite to prevail in the Iowa caucuses.

The nature of a political system may be transformed not suddenly or violently in the course of revolution but by the gradual, corrosive influence of ideas and by the accumulating impact of different political philosophies.