Sentence examples for may get nasty from inspiring English sources

The campaign may get nasty quickly.

The increasingly contentious atmosphere suggests that the budget negotiations during the next six weeks may get nasty.

With no obvious successor in sight and the likelihood of an eruption of rivalries, Chicago's politics may get nastier again.

But politics in Kenya may get nastier, too.The international court's chief prosecutor, Fatou Bensouda, withdrew the charges against Mr Kenyatta after the ICC's judges had told her to produce hard evidence enabling the trial finally to begin or to drop the case, after several previous postponements.

You may (read: will) get nasty e-mails from investors who think you aren't worth your paycheck.

They may get a nasty shock on Friday.

When the economy eventually slows, things may get very nasty indeed.

Yes, most likely if you have big breasts, you will get stares, and you may get some nasty comments being said about you, but you can't let that get you down.

For most, politics doesn't matter enough to get nasty; many may vote on ethnic lines, but few are racist.

They may be cheaper, but it dangerous for your cat; it can get nasty splinters.

Things quickly get nasty.