Sentence examples for may feel emboldened from inspiring English sources

Others, by contrast, may feel emboldened.

After Shell's move for BG, the US giant may feel emboldened to act.

They'll want to make it up somewhere, so they may feel emboldened to raise the currency conversion fees further.

But with the EU referendum, a Conservative majority government may feel emboldened to have its own way.

Now Abdullah Gul, the incumbent and a co-founder of AK, may feel emboldened to run for a second term instead.

After facing down corruption charges, mass protests and accusations of authoritarianism, Mr Erdogan may feel emboldened to run for president in August.

He may also feel emboldened to relaunch his plans for a presidential form of government.

But now, as he prepares for retirement, General Pace may also feel emboldened to push for a faster withdrawal.

But Melbourne may also feel emboldened to raise its fees because of the lure that Australia and its burgeoning economy now holds for foreign business students.

What that means is investors may now feel emboldened to put their cash into startups able to take advantage of the new rules, particularly in cancer drug discovery and those for orphan diseases.

If Republicans somehow keep both the House and the Senate, which pollsters suggest is highly unlikely, Trump may finally feel emboldened to clip Mueller's wings, analysts said.