Sentence examples for may come very from inspiring English sources

Otherwise it may come very spicy indeed (the way Thais like it) or very bland (on the assumption that foreigners won't want any spices at all).

Walt Orenstein, the Gates Foundation's polio director, admits that the GPEI may not meet its deadline in 2012, though it may come very close.

The renaissance may come very late or never.

The passenger aboard an American Airlines plane who tried to ignite explosives in his shoes may have come very close to realizing the airline industry's nightmare scenario.

The passenger aboard an American Airlines plane on Saturday who tried to ignite explosives in his shoes may have come very close to realizing the airline industry's nightmare scenario.

For example, writing press releases may not come very naturally to a scientist used to writing the very differently constructed research paper.

He not only rejected the strangling choke-hold of media celebrity, but he also rejected any impulse to reconstitute Holden's voice a voice that may have come very close to naked self-reflection.

It may come out very strange, it may be interpreted wrong, but you're trying to find out who you are".

The money may come in very small sums from grant-making organizations, community loan fund programs or banking institutions, a concept known as microfinancing, which is familiar to agencies in third world countries, but atypical for Westchester, which has the second highest per-capita income in New York State, after Manhattan, according to state Department of Labor statistics.

Because your band may come in very handy to you down the road.

GP7 (Area 2) [diagnosis is difficult for] people who may come with very vague symptoms.