Sentence examples for may make only from inspiring English sources

Abandoning suits costs nothing, but it may make only a marginal difference to a worker's decision about where to earn a living.

"It may make only a penny, but after the millions and millions we have lost, I will celebrate that penny," Mr. Bradley said.

Mr. Paul may make only one stop in Florida before that state's Jan . 31primary and will instead focus his efforts after the South Carolina primary on Saturday on caucuses in Colorado, Maine, Minnesota and Nevada and other places where the cost of television and mail programs is less expensive and where election rules favor his strategy.

But the wrong selection by the RDM scheme in the PUFAS may make only one UFA decoder idle.

The modestly budgeted picture, which FilmDistrict acquired from producers IM Global, Original Film and Frequency Films, may make only around $6 million this weekend.

Taken together, these findings suggest that CICR by β-RyR may make only a minor contribution to Ca2+ signals of DICR on membrane depolarization in 1B5 myotubes.

Reforms to the world's banking industry may make it only a little safer but much less profitable, says Jonathan Rosenthal.

"Children may make up only about 30percentt of the world's population, but they represent 100percentt of our future," said Sen. Mary Landrieu of Louisiana.

Bottlenecks elsewhere in the computer mean that only about half the difference in raw performance shows up in typical applications; a 25% faster processor may make for only 12% more speed.

"So sustainability performance may make up only 1% of the calculation," Guay says.

This marriage of cooking and comedy, like that of chilies and chocolate, may make sense only when it hits the palate.