Sentence examples for may feature more from inspiring English sources

And, sure, the timeout routines may feature more closeup-ready shimmy than Bring It On-style tumble.

Some shows may be supported by a single sponsor while others may feature more frequent, shorter ad breaks.

Bill Sheridan replaced Steve Spagnuolo as the defensive coordinator, and the defense may feature more straight-ahead rushing and fewer complex coverages during zone blitzes.

The Senate map in 2020 may feature more competitive races for Republicans than Democrats, a reversal of the situation in 2018.

In the end, while the Giving Pledge's website may feature more and more smiling faces of smug-looking CEOs, the real story is of a world characterised by gross inequality that is getting worse year by year.

This suggests that the new economy may feature more monopolies than the old, but that few of them will harm consumers; on the contrary, if this dynamic encourages innovation, consumers can benefit.

In contrast, a headline that is going to span across several columns may be able to feature more words; however, if the headline is going to be in large type, the word count may have to be reduced.

If organisers get their way, future championships may feature even more punishing travel schedules, with cities in a dozen countries hosting matches for twice as many teams.

I Don't Like Shit may feature a more downcast version of Earl than the brazen rogue rapping with grim delight over the brightly lit, Tyler-produced muzak-for-torture-chambers of his 2010 debut.

The Russians chose the word "roadshow," but this particular show may have featured more theater and drama than the Russians had bargained for.

I look forward to the official release, this thing may have more features we don't know about.