Sentence examples for may later turn from inspiring English sources

The result is two temporary marks that look like mosquito bites but may later turn into bruises about the width of a pencil eraser.

Social service agencies must front the money, then apply for government reimbursement, making them reluctant to risk aiding anyone who may later turn up in a shelter — an outcome that suggests failure.

Parents were up in arms about my lax approach to parenting, saying I lack boundaries and my child may later turn into a delinquent adult.

What you agree to now may later turn out to be what you and your children have to live with (or without) in the future.

Characteristics of species in this section include a white or whitish immature cap that may later turn yellow-brown to cinnamon-color; white to cream-colored latex that typically has an acrid taste; a velvet-textured stem due to a cuticle made of long narrow, thick-walled hairs.

Inevitably, some of those decisions may later turn out to have been the wrong ones for them.

Davidson points out that Haakon may have later turned to the same goddess soon before he met his death, when he hid in the earth beneath a swine in Óláfs saga Tryggvasonar (collected in Heimskringla) chapter 48, and that this could symbolize a mound of Freyja, one of whose names means "sow" (Old Norse sýr).

Ethan Hawke would later turn down the role.

He needed an audience immediately at hand, which may be one reason that he later turned to dictation.

Poincaré later turned to problems of electrodynamics.

It later turned out to be fiction.