Sentence examples for may could become from inspiring English sources

Palestine in May could become Palestine never.

And is there any chance at all Theresa May could become their most short-lived leader ever?

Mazar-i-Sharif also has a large airfield, which along with other airfields the Northern Alliance may take, could become a staging area for American forces inside Afghanistan.

Incongruous political cultures coexist in many states, so the temptation to which Pennsylvania Republicans may succumb could become a national contagion.

How realistic that aim may be could become clearer after the lightly regarded Islanders (4-4-1) play thighlyhly regarded but slow-starting Rangers (4-5) Thursday night for the first time this season.

But its ambitions may shrink; it could become more of commercial association than a 60-year-old, overarching political project.

ON MAY 22nd Ireland could become the first country in the world to legalise same-sex marriage by popular vote.

Azcárraga's exit as CEO of the company his grandfather founded may signal he could become more hands on in leading Univision, the U.S.-based company co-founded by his grandfather Emilio Azcárraga Vidaurreta, and in which Televisa owns a 49% stake, after FCC approved the increase earlier this year.

"Without the visible assurance of a sizeable American contingent," he explained, "old frictions may revive, and Europe could become unstable once more". Advisers to Nixon, Ford, Carter and Reagan all said the same.

If lab-grown meat mimics farmed meat perfectly – and Post admits it may not – the meat could become a premium product just as free range and organic items have.

With the coming weeks of treatment, he said, his voice may change and it could become impossible to swallow solid food.