Sentence examples for may happen too from inspiring English sources
Good things may happen, too".
"But as far as the public is concerned, in a situation like [this one] the publicity may happen too fast to get out the news that there were big errors with the work.
However, the Luttrells had let it slip out of their control and Fownes Luttrell was being warned by his estate's agent, John St. Albyn, in 1747 that "you do not appear sure of more than one quarter of the vote, and it may happen too that of even one quarter of them some will fail you".
It may happen, too, but the chances are very slim.
Checklist are mandatory items for pilots, but when you are flying alone things may happen too fast for them to be practical.
Trying to make the best of a series of unattractive choices the Dodgers have yet to make the Gordon move official, so Van Slyke may yet happen too.
Things may have happened too fast for Vitinho, or it could be that the chances have come at the right time.
The first real fusion of Mercedes-Benz and Chrysler may be happening too late to rescue the ailing American partner in this tempestuous marriage.
"The changes may be happening too fast for human comfort, but they happen too slowly for the newsmakers – and, to be fair, for most readers … There may be untold catastrophes, famines, floods, droughts, wars, migrations and sufferings just around the corner.
The changes may be happening too fast for human comfort, but they happen too slowly for the newsmakers – and, to be fair, for most readers.
