Sentence examples for may become fed from inspiring English sources

And even the typically tolerant majority of Moroccans may become fed up if they see too many men without shirts.

But analysts said government troops may have misfired or simply become fed up with the support many rebels have enjoyed in Yarmouk.

Over time, I became fed up.

But flashes of daylight here and there — the carrot cake with its tangy frosting ($6), the pork hock so rich and concentrated it could pass for confit ($19) — suggest that Joseph Leonard may become as adept at feeding its Greenwich Village neighbors as it has been at gauging their taste in antiques.

Humans are incidental hosts for ticks and may become infected by a feeding infected tick.

As the economic prospects of blue-collar men have faded, women find the menfolk are pitching in not more, but less, suggests Ms Coontz: "And if I'm a lower-income woman…do I want to hitch myself to a guy who may become just another mouth to feed?" Their employers, meanwhile, are less likely to give them time off.

Infected skin also suggests that ticks may become infected with WNV while feeding for several days within the skin.

At later feeding stages, these processes may become more important due to structural growth of the midgut during feeding and in particular during molting of the tick, not only in the midgut but also in other organs.

It is logical to assume that when the salmonella contamination in incoming feed ingredients increase to a certain level, the feed mill environment may become contaminated which increases the risk for the contamination of the compounded feed.

Ticks feeding on infected deer may become infected with the pathogen.

From the design point of view, it seems that, if newer technologies move toward decreasing the feed pressure to possibly save on pumping power requirement, the required membrane area may become much more sensitive to the feed pressure.