Sentence examples for may get interesting from inspiring English sources

This may get interesting.

Yahoo has nothing to fear quite yet, but it does look like the Q&A space may well get interesting again in the near future.

There has been no data revolution yet, and few armchair auditors, but as new apps appear, things may start to get interesting very soon.

This long election campaign got more interesting as polling approached - it may get more interesting still after all the votes are counted.

But just as testing in politics tends to eliminate the McCains and leave us with the Bushes and the Gores, movies may get less interesting the more they are tested.

Further down the road, things may get more interesting.

Attention to equity also means that educators are aware and prevent situations occurring where "…students with poor skills may get less interesting and challenging instruction" (Levin, 2008, p. 124).

But that's a good thing!" Clinton says she will step down this year, but America's role in the open internet's future may just be starting to get interesting.

If that happens, things could get interesting as superdelegates may realign, since they're allowed to switch their vote at any point during the primary. .

Nobody wanted too strong a currency which might add to deflationary pressure; it was survival of the weakest, not the fittest, in currency terms.But now currency markets may be getting interesting again.

Bengals fans may just show up at the two-minute warning, when things really get interesting.