Sentence examples for may become still from inspiring English sources

Prices may become still more detached, given the government's drive to cut costs and jobs in the public sector.

The Hammersmith unit spends £115,000 a year on licence fees, and employs two people to deal with the paperwork.Under the proposed law, regulation may become still more onerous.

On the other hand, the implications of Brexit appear to mean that the country may become still more dependent on London's resilient, highly-productive economy and the subsidy this supplies to the rest of the UK – good reasons for listening to its businesses and politicians of several shades who think more autonomy would help it do so more effectively.

In your skilled hands they may become still stronger.

May you become still, and in that stillness may you know peace.

Modifying a loan does not eliminate the risk of default later on, particularly when house prices are weak and may become weaker still.

Naturally, many of them joined the Pentagon, which has suffered the largest cuts of any department.As America draws down its remaining troops in Afghanistan, the challenges facing veterans may become larger still.

However more politically moribund it may become, its writ still has a year and a half to go.

Free of sanctions, Iran may become more assertive still.

He may become Prime Minister still, and he has some very fancy friends".

And now they are caught in a violent scene in what may become — though one still hopes not — a tragedy.