Sentence examples similar to may become time from inspiring English sources

"There may become a time when we no longer need the electricity and we will turn the steam on again," he said.

In countries where fiscal room permits, there may become a time to spend public money to fight a downturn as was done in 2009.

For our children and their children, Memorial Day weekend may become a time to reflect on another loved one lost: Mother Earth.

But an interesting aspect of that case is the tribunal did not preclude the possibility that there may become a time in the future when, based on human rights and humanitarian obligations, people may become eligible for protection.

Although it is said that the opposites attract, too many differences between the two of you may become in time an unbridgeable precipice.

Consequently, the cost of implementing a change may become several times higher than expected.

Manual selection of optimal image processing parameters may become complex, time-consuming and unfeasible when there are a large number of images and particularly if these images are of varying qualities, as could happen in batch crystallization processes.

For example, for a system with 16 channels, we obtain a system of non-linear equations with more than 800 variables which may become very time-consuming and inefficient to solve.

8 9 There is also evidence that medicines administration may become more time-consuming.

Because of the size of the data, both the data representation and the bioinformatics analysis may become more time-consuming.

This reduces over time and the damage on a cellular level may become additive over time," Mr Das-Bhaumik says.