Sentence examples for may even rise from inspiring English sources

He thinks membership may even rise as a result.

Indeed, returns may even rise with asset values bolstered.

This advantage may even rise in a downturn.

According to BNEF, this figure may even rise to 14GW due to a rush to install solar energy towards the end of 2013 due to a feed-in tariff for large photovoltaic projects coming to an end by January 1.

She says she thinks the prospects for women over 35 are brightening in Hollywood, thanks to the success of Desperate Housewives; the "glass ceiling" that was 40 has now risen to 50, and may even rise to 60.

City sources believe that bonuses at Goldman Sachs, which is expected to disclose payouts to staff shortly after next week's results, may weather the pressure for restraint better than others and may even rise this year.

The characters on these shows may be memorable, and may with time even rise to beloved status, but they aren't people: they exist only to be funny, like comedy machines.

The Philips 150X and its larger cousins may even cut rising energy bills.

After shrinking for decades, the proportion of New Yorkers who are white and non-Hispanic appears to have leveled off since 2000 and may even have risen slightly in 2006, the latest year surveyed by the census, according to results released yesterday.

Mortality from sepsis is persistently high, and may even be rising despite decades of research [1, 2].

The number of casual sexual partners of sexually active youth may even have risen, but the average number of regular sexual partners appears to have declined.