Sentence examples for may ironically from inspiring English sources

And better information may, ironically, compress the corporate response.

Studies show that overuse of antibacterial soap may, ironically, render you more susceptible to bacteria.

"Which may, ironically, give the academy what it wants, which is higher ratings," Mr. Weinstein said.

A successful drive against money laundering may, ironically, only increase its appeal.

Meanwhile, according to the Huffington Post, True the Vote may, ironically, be itself facing allegations of fraud.

Critics suggest his work is not always entirely his own, but that impression may, ironically, result from the fact that other writers picked up its original note.

As Maier ironically demonstrates, this pre-convention gamesmanship was far more [End Page 675] important than the debates at the state conventions in shaping the contest.

This very act of trying stale facts may well, ironically, produce a second trial no more reliable as a matter of getting at the truth than the first.

The country's best hope of salvation may lie, ironically, with Major Johnny-Paul Koroma, who took power after the coup that overthrew Mr Kabbah in 1997.

The Administration's decision to cancel T.P.S. designations may also, ironically, only end up fuelling the debate over the rights of undocumented immigrants to remain in the country.

Mr Grantham's lament reflects an underlying problem: valuation often fails to be a good short-term guide to the stockmarket's prospects.The big issue for the market may arrive, ironically, if the bulls are right.