Sentence examples for may become only from inspiring English sources

Those perspectives represented generational differences between the old and new black political guards that may become only more pronounced as both generations age.

The problem may become only worse as the use of open-source software spreads to industries far afield of the somewhat clued-in technology sector.

"The monthlong trial here of Fritz Teufel, a 24-year-old German student, on a felony charge of 'grave sedition' may become only a footnote when the histories of contemporary Europe are written," a correspondent of The New York Times wrote in 1967 from West Berlin.

The communication molecule may become only relevant at higher cell densities.

It continues: "…women's addiction may become only known when they no longer can fulfil the role society prescribes to them: that of caregivers…".

Alternatively, their dominant effects on cell-cycle timing may become only evident in the Zfrp8 null/+ background, in which the population of mitotically active CZ prohemocytes is increased.

Despite his wipeout, Maier became only the third skier in the history of the World Cup to reap four titles in a single season.

That may be so, but with millions watching him race this weekend, Schumacher may also become only the second man in history to win five world drivers titles.

Gray Davis, the Democratic governor of California, may well become only the second governor in the nation's history to be recalled, but the election that removes him may well be a lose-lose-lose proposition for the state's Republican Party.

One of them may well become only the fourth player in the tournament's 37-year history to win both titles.

But Liverpool to their great credit bucked the trend and with only Wycombe now blocking their path to Cardiff they may well become only the second club, after Arsenal, to win both the FA and League Cups in the same season.