Sentence examples for may get further from inspiring English sources

His first step was to announce that he would scrap the elections due in November, organise new ones as soon as possible and then stand down.He may get further than his predecessors.

A selection of the 12 may get further seed funding from Superangels after the program finishes.

East's early comments — which may get further elaborated when he and Segars hold a conference call later today — seem to point to the company needing a change of tack as it moves into those newer devices to complement the work it does in mobile, and perhaps to eventually overtake it.

It is possible that HER2+, ER+, LN– patients may get further benefit from trastuzumab, which might improve DFS and OS to above that of HER2–, ER+, LN– disease.

You may get further by showing maturity than picking apart a school dress code.

It may even get further boosts from new infrastructure like hydropower.

More than a fifth of those questioned said they had "maxed out" at least one source of credit, and 9% said they may need to get further into debt just to fund their living costs.

In any case, "con-con" may get no further than other attempts to change the constitution: unless there is another effort to override the Senate's veto, it seems unlikely to approve the creation of a body that would sign its death warrant.

WoW may get a further boost from the release of a live action movie based on the game's universe.

But she adds that the views of the government and the opposition are so diametrically opposed that Friday's discussions may get no further than preliminary attempts to set a common agenda.

Players who impress while playing for the Saxons may get a further chance to prove their World Cup credentials when England play warm-up Tests against Wales on 6 and 13 August, with a final Test against Ireland on 27 August after the squad has been confirmed.