Sentence examples for may grow further from inspiring English sources
Interest may grow further if, as expected, a group of private-equity firms that snapped up Florida's BankUnited soon pockets a handsome profit floating it on the stockmarket.
And interest in such programming may grow further: last week, Apple introduced a video iPod, which, while not a cellphone, is another test of consumers' interest in portable entertainment.
Second and equally important, sporangiophore growth is terminated in downy mildews, i.e. once sporangia are formed no further growth takes place, while in Phytophthora the sporangiophore may grow further after sporangia have formed.
6 8–11 Through wide media coverage of extreme cases, mistrust and even hostility may grow, further destroying the trust-based doctor patient relationship.
And it is reasonable for one to suspect that this population may grow further given many European centers' notable enthusiasm for high-intensity therapies such as extracorporeal life support.
These sales may well grow further with Travelocity's recent purchase of Site 59, an online seller of last-minute travel.
Moreover, after having children, pressure from social norms and cultural traditions may grow to further discourage divorce.
In the same timescale, Mercury's eccentricity may grow even further, and a close encounter with Venus could theoretically eject it from the Solar System altogether or send it on a collision course with Venus or Earth.
Keith Potter Gunnislake, Cornwall The proposed CMA reforms in the gas and electricity distribution sector are a grave disappointment (Report, 11 March); its intention to "enable competition to grow further" may be misguided.
In a country such as Russia, where some people criticise their leaders for not being authoritarian enough, judicial vendettas are still tolerated by many – but if a genuine economic crisis hits Russia and the opposition's ranks grow further, we may be in for a wild ride.
