Sentence examples for may make in from inspiring English sources

In the trial, the government faces the challenge of showing that it is in control and minimizing the influence of any irresponsible, but potentially harmful, claims he may make in his defense.

"Lifting the ban on crude oil exports would undercut all the other progress our nation may make in fighting climate change," Kassie Siegel, senior counsel for the Center for Biological Diversity's Climate Law Institute, said in a written statement.

This jeopardises any claim the company may make in the course of exposing well known figures.

And they wonder glumly what other ideological compromises the Hamas government may make in pursuit of power.

Proposing a second attempt with his brother John as companion and realising the high probability of not returning, the humble Lander noted: "The gap we may make in society will be hardly noticed at all".

Whatever sense this may make in terms of long-term marketing, it also reflects the frisson of doubt about the worth of high culture that has been shuddering through the country's creative class for several years now.

What it lacks in size, though, Google.org may make up in cachet.

Catherine Shoard may make random interjections in the comments section.

They may make you money in the long run.

That may make it attractive in commercial use.

They may make the difference in this election.