Sentence examples for may entirely from inspiring English sources

"It may entirely eliminate some Pacific island nations," he said.

Yet the trouble may entirely be due to the burden of celebrity itself; they may have spent too much time in the spotlight of others to be entirely at ease within their own.

If we can keep the public, and its putative representatives, fixated on the question of whether their bill does, or does not, ensure there will be no more bailouts, we may entirely avoid a discussion of our relationship to the broader society.

This implies that non-linear modal interaction may entirely dominate the dynamic response, even at extremely small excitation levels.

In this new era, computers may entirely replace the instruments that they had previously only complemented.

The review is a beautiful mix of marketing speak and review terms, woven so intricately together that the reader may entirely forget the URL of the blog.

All this swagger may be entirely misplaced, of course.

It may be entirely up to him.

The chemistry involved may be entirely wrong.

"The tree may be entirely defoliated".

It's also, unlikely as this may sound, entirely believable.