Sentence examples for may be supporters from inspiring English sources

Whatever the case may be, supporters of Roe should be aware that its opponents are not backing down.

She is concerned that there may be supporters of BLM "sitting on the sidelines" because they equate activism only with protest.

Ditto the Hull City fans, who next year may be supporters of Hull Tigers.

If you're looking for sponsorship, attend events where there may be potential supporters and send emails to local businesses for help".

That may be why supporters of traditional marriage sounded pretty cheerful on Friday.

The most winnable voters may be soft supporters of the opposition, not the voters who polls say are undecided.

It is more uncertain than ever that he will: The party's rules may disqualify anyone who voted in Michigan's Republican primary from voting in the Democratic primary — including those who may be Obama supporters who voted Republican because his name was not on the Democratic ballot.

While it is unclear whether the idea would translate to the UK – where the unintended consequence may be that supporters of Manchester United could end up travelling to Liverpool to watch their side on television – Mockridge said the technology existed and was worth exploring.

Critics say that the law may be used against "supporters" who offered only moral support to one of three dozen designated terrorist groups -- or no support at all.

It may be, as some supporters of the motion contend, that international competition will have the general effect of forcing universities to raise their standards.

Financially that may be true but supporters judge a club's health by what is happening on the pitch and at the moment, in Liverpool's case, that is not very much.