Sentence examples for may have larger from inspiring English sources

Some hope the deal may have larger implications.

Some specific PM2.5 constituents may have larger toxic effects on fetal weight.

And that misconception may have larger ramifications on how female writers are generally understood.

Private sector deleveraging could be faster than envisaged, and the fiscal consolidation may have larger than expected costs".

The unexpected limbo in which Mr. Darbi finds himself may have larger consequences for the military commissions system.

However, the effect of the temperature difference may have larger effect than that of the steam flow rate.

Unless we are careful, we may have larger patches of under-provision, or very different provision in different parts of the country.

The reason it may have larger implications has to do with the euro zone — the club of European Union members that share a common currency.

It is also a great way for a school to compete with other independent schools that may have larger financial aid budgets.

Governance models that vest decision making with property owners in a single corridor preclude cross- subsidizing transit usage to areas that may have larger transit dependent populations.

He has equally little legal authority to make a man paint a picture, although he may have larger means of persuasion.