Sentence examples for may do even from inspiring English sources

Fear of Turkish entry probably played a significant role in the French rejection of the EU constitution in May.Member or partner?A change of government in Germany may do even more to hurt Turkey's perceived chances, if Mr Schröder loses the early election which he has called for the autumn.

Investors with more of an appetite for risk may do even worse.

And now that some of their competitors are closing they may do even better.

"That means the market is going to get even tighter and prices may do even better than last year".

If you write something better than the public could ever expect to hear, you may do even better.

It may do even more damage to Edinburgh's reputation that has already been done by this administration.

Many of us could live with that, but stocks may not do even that well for the next 45 years.

Researchers think they may soon do even better perhaps achieving 30% efficiency by integrating perovskites with conventional silicon solar cells.

And tangentially, the Linux companies may do well, even though I am skeptical about their longevity.

These results suggest that valenced memory recall does indeed exert an effect on mood, and may do so even without the individual's awareness.

China in particular spooks America and may do so even more over the next few weeks of Olympic medal-gathering.