Sentence examples for may get much from inspiring English sources

"We may get much more rude warnings soon," he said.

Still, while Internet offerings like Twitter may get much of the attention, the number of technology offerings actually ran at a multiyear low for much of this year.

One day, we may get much of our electricity from orbiting solar arrays that beam energy wirelessly back to Earth via microwaves.

The size of the rash typically increases from half an inch to several inches across, and it may get much larger.

While Street may get much of the attention as a sentimental favorite, Koznick, who trains apart from the American ski team, has compiled the most creditable résumé as a medal hopeful.

In the New York Times Magazine, Adam Davidson writes about the economists who think that the economy may get much worse: For nearly a decade, it turns out, the most accurate forecasts have come from the fringe.

The misery in the euro zone may not end soon, but it may not get much worse either.

SUMMING UP Simple cellphones may not get much press, and the phone stores may hide them on the bottom shelf behind the car adapters, but they're out there.

But "Whoopi" may not get much chance to impress.

The amount actually available for new bailouts may never get much above 500 billion euros.

But it may yet get much worse for Fifa, its leaders and its already battered reputation.