Sentence examples for may change too from inspiring English sources

Those reports may change, too.

But that may change, too.

The quality of political debate may change, too, as the wall of separation tumbles.

And by the time you read this, that may change, too.

A large chunk of the Jets' defensive lineup will probably be different next season, and the coaches may change, too.

The coaching staff may change, too, with the longtime Packers executive Reggie McKenzie recently hired as Oakland's general manager.

That line's acronym may slightly change, too: Days after the biker shootout in Waco last week in which nine people were killed, the legislature moved forward with a bill to legalize open carrying of handguns.

However, as many move to nearby addresses (Nelson 2003), residential exposures may not change too much.

There is certainly a risk, however, that China will build lots more weapons, prompting others, such as India and then Pakistan, to do likewise.As threats change, so the balance of offence and defence may need to change too, and missile defences could have a role to play.

That 'four' may need to change, too.

But then again those are government museums, so anything so official takes time, and may very well change too.