Sentence examples for may give this from inspiring English sources

The quick turnaround may give this a fresh-paint edge; it could also mean it feels a bit rushed.

A BBC TV report on the combined effects of Brexit and changes in property tax on London's housing market may give this tendency fresh impetus.

DR. SEIDL: Mr. President, it is only a question of whether in the main proceedings I may give this photostat copy to the Defendant Goering or not.

Now, regulatory pressures, and global initiatives towards sustainable development, may give this other market a boost.Smart enzymesBiocatalysis has already replaced chemistry in several high-volume applications.

But the humor stays broad and "campy moments and a luridly colorful look (with cinematography by Malik Sayeed) may give this no-flair, no-frills B movie a healthy video afterlife some day" (Maslin).

Concerns about chemical weapons — of as much concern to Moscow as to Washington — and continuing American-Russian engagement concerning the Boston terrorist attack may give this diplomatic mission some traction.

All of this may give the impression that Cabrita Reis' work is ramshackle or wilfully disordered.

All this may give the Trump administration marginally more leverage than its predecessors had.

This may give the impression that you need to know – indeed care – about such things.

This may give the economy a significant boost at no cost to taxpayers.

In additional this may give the practitioner an extended feeling of professionalism.