Sentence examples for may how many from inspiring English sources

"On the first nice day in May, how many people will turn out for a vote?" she asked.

Christoph Guttentag, director of the office of undergraduate admissions, said he would not know until May how many students had decided to enroll in the fall.

Indeed, you may ask: How many Republican comedians could there be?

You may wonder how many of his peers would agree with him.

That's a big number, and it may overstate how many votes a new entrant would actually receive in November.

Supporters of online gambling say the current estimates may undercount how many people would play poker online.

Their success may determine how many headlines the GB team can grab back home, but Van Commenee will be just as preoccupied with what happens away from the spotlight.

The only question now may be how many more books he will have written by the time Mr. Vrdolyak loses his freedom.

Grayling did nothing improper but taxpayers may ask how many homes are necessary for an MP to carry out his or her work.

For example, in giving the number of people exposed to the bacteria, they may underline how many hundreds of millions of Americans have not been exposed.

Epstein will try to change that, although the Red Sox may limit how many colleagues he can take with him from the Boston front office.