Sentence examples for may introduce more from inspiring English sources

After this tragedy, we are reviewing the situation and may introduce more trains".

Television-makers, for instance, may introduce more interactive features and computer-makers launch app stores in response.

Opponents are also concerned that private owners may introduce more video lottery terminals and other faster-paced games that many states restrict because of fears that the devices foster addictive gambling.

Nyong'o's return suggests that Episode VIII may introduce more detail about the character of Maz Kanata, the diminutive alien whose background and stature were left frustratingly, and controversially, nebulous in The Force Awakens.

"They're seeing maybe that isn't the best way — that it may introduce more oxygen and help it spread quicker," says Drengenberg, who points out that masks and air packs allow firefighters more versatility than ever before.

"The new leaders may introduce more competition to some industries now monopolized by S.O.E.'s," said Qiu Xiaohua, a former chief of the National Bureau of Statistics of China.

Thus, that may possibly introduce more bias and skew results.

Also, IQ at an early age has less stability (Sternberg et al. 2001), and the use of different IQ test measures at 2 years of age and school age (Liu et al. 2002; Ruff et al. 1993; Tong et al. 1998) may actually introduce more variance.

Several studies report that the correction for selection bias in the analysis of gender wage differentials, such as the Heckman procedure, has produced conflicting results and the application of this methodology may indeed introduce more bias (for a review of the literature, see [ 9]).

Their aim may be to introduce more democracy and transparency in domestic football, a chance to start afresh, but their methods are all wrong.

As a result, Article 118a(3) provides that Member States may maintain or introduce more stringent measures for the protection of working conditions.