Sentence examples for may given the from inspiring English sources

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.

Germ cell differentiation occurs over a prolonged period in humans and this may, given the right circumstances, predispose to the development of CIS (Rajpert-De Meyts, 2006).

It may give the party the lift it needs to win European elections in May.

This year may give the best harvest yet.

He may try more "tickling" drugs in combination or he may give the drugs in pulses.

The change of governors may give the plan some further political muscle.

But the biggest lift Pennington may give the Jets is to their morale.

The Giants may give the Jets even more fits on offense.

The foregoing may give the misleading impression that I enjoyed this movie.

A line of rocks may give the impression that a flower garden will follow.

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