Sentence examples for may do far from inspiring English sources

Another 2008 promise, peace in Colombia, may do far more.

Labour may yet do far worse – but if so, Cameron wins, not Clegg.

Those who steal $10 million may well do far less time than those who steal $10 -- and probably in some country-club prison.

It may do, but it's far more likely to develop slowly, or to be found in people whose appearance doesn't conform to current "branding" requirements.

Actually, the lawsuit — which has cost city taxpayers at least $50,000 so far — may do more to hurt Butts' reputation than Teixeira's YouTube creations do.

Given the SPLM's poor record in office so far, he may do rather well.

Khomeini could reinvent Khomeini; it is less clear how far others may do so.

Even so, the Times thinks Britain may do well, because Trump "has far more affinity with and affection for these islands than Mr Obama".

Not going far enough may do the same.More worrying still for those retailers that charge premium prices, it appears that some shoppers are embracing austerity not just out of necessity but also as somewhat of a fashion.

While Guardiola may not have delivered European glory to Munich thus far, he still may do.

Still, there is a glimmer of hope that the horrendous antics over the past few weeks may do the state's bewildered — and far too apathetic — voters a favor.