Sentence examples for may make new from inspiring English sources

Blogging may make new mothers feel happier.

The financial crisis may make new retirees more dependent.

The recount commission may make new and independent determinations as to which ballots shall be counted.

And its private bank may make new customers of the social network's founders and employees when that happens.

Towns may make new efforts to attract immigrants, who already accounted for 40% of the growth in homeownership between 2000 and 2006.

Dr. James Kendall, of Edinburgh University, reported another important discovery which may make new sources of radium available, thus reducing the high cost.

However, the Secretary, for good cause shown, may remand the case to the Office to take further evidence, and the Office may thereupon make new or modified findings of fact and may modify its previous action.

While the satellite itself has gone irreparably dark, scientists may still make new discoveries in the limited amount of data Hitomi was able to collect.

This climate of trust and humility is one reason that visitors fall in love with the country, but it may also make New Zealanders vulnerable to hustlers and con artists who do not play by the rules.

In fact, Pile says, Apple may soon make new inroads into the corporate IT market with its OS X platform.

But that increase has caused tight inventories and higher prices that may help make new construction — which is usually pricier — more attractive.