Sentence examples for may grew more from inspiring English sources

The third-quarter net loss, announced in May, grew more than $66 million, to $91.3 million, compared with the period last year.

People may grow more desperate.

Such clashes may grow more frequent.

Indeed, they may grow more difficult.

Once companies report earnings for the third quarter, he said, investors may grow more skittish.

Growing evidence suggests that they may grow more adept at enduring warmer temperatures.

Now that the lift market is lucrative, however, it may grow more crowded.

The plant may grow more than 5 m (about 16.5 feet) high.

But that may grow more challenging, especially since the recent meat scare isn't the first the country has caused.

Libya's rebellion is young, and some residents warned that Islamists may grow more radical the longer it lasts.

With ageing populations and shrinking workforces, their economies may grow more slowly than they have done in the past.