Sentence examples for may given from inspiring English sources
On this occasion he may, given time, have fewer regrets.
Part of me thinks that an effort to be lighter on my feet may, given that I'm gay, be an impossibility.
The climax, in which Takuya's dogged weakness finally drives Satsuki over the edge, may be the logical outcome of their mind games, but it still seems absurd, which may, given the ghoulishly whimsical coda that follows, be the point.
If the wedding still goes ahead (as I presume it may, given that the young couple have already been living together for several years), then Mrs Bourne is almost bound to antagonise her stepson as well; and the consequence could well be a permanent estrangement from both of them.
There is little chance of that: on June 6th, the unions will decide whether to strike in the hope of halting privatisation and slowing restructuring.Nor will PKP's fortunes improve if the bulk of Poland's transport investment goes on roads, as it well may, given how few motorways there are.
Another proposal ill-received in some quarters was to involve Iraq's neighbours in regional peace efforts.And yet, once this flurry of indignation has faded, the report may, given its wide support in America's Congress, help cajole Iraq's government towards making those concessions.
He may give her everything she needs.
That may give you some guidance.
