Sentence examples similar to may issue more from inspiring English sources

Since June 2000, Rite Aid has increased its outstanding shares by more than 50% and may yet issue more stock, though it currently has no plans to do so.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac may issue even more changes that benefit consumers in the future.

Bruce Craig may be tempted to issue more warnings to his players and coaches.

The Treasury may be embarrassed to issue more bonds as long as these lawmakers – and the threat of defaulting on those same bonds – are still out there.

Because they may have issued more shares to accommodate employee options, they may have bought another company and funded the purchase by using stock, or they may simply have decided not to follow through on the buyback.

If the Bank runs out of money, the Banker may issue as much more as may be needed by writing on any ordinary paper".

Then last week, Google scrambled to correct a stock registration error with the Securities and Exchange Commission, acknowledging that it may have illegally issued more than 23 million shares to employees past and present.

In the long run there may be no other issue more important to this country.

"Public opinion on social issues defies binary categorisation, it is more accurately understood in terms of a continuum, with a middle ground on may issues that comprises more than half the sample.

There is also a need for researchers who take the more critical stance to show how their research ultimately may be more practically useful as it may probe the issues more deeply.' Ethnographic research offers the opportunity to achieve this.

That way, come November, people may be debating issues more than personalities.