Sentence examples for may created new from inspiring English sources

The Nauruan Cyber Crime Act, passed in May, created new offences relating to child pornography and to "illegal access" of computers or program data.

The outcome of the US election may create new issues for Twitter with questions over fake news being shared and over far right posters using the service for abuse.

Within constitutional limitations the legislature may create new counties.

It worries that computer illiteracy may create new forms of inequality and lack of opportunity.

But it also leaves a lot of old problems unresolved, economists agree, and may create new ones.

A survey reveals a lingering uphill battle for the new health care law, but Emily Maltby and Angus Loten wonder whether the law may create new entrepreneurs.

By utilizing powerful new technologies, militaries may create new methods of killing and subduing populations that could come back to haunt us".

Giambi spoke to USA Today about being "wrong for doing that stuff," words that may create new problems for him with the commissioner's office and the Yankees.

Changing the system must be done carefully, as it may create new ways to cheat the system not considered by the creators.

If we divert our attention to Iraq now, we will diminish our ability to deter new rounds of violence against America -- and we may create new threats rather than containing immediate ones.

The answer is likely to be more immigration from Central and Eastern Europe, which may create new political problems in Western Europe and further diminish the skilled work force to the east.