Sentence examples for may morph from inspiring English sources
A household's screen-time allowance system may morph over time.
European politics has focused so far on providing public credit to the crisis countries at near-zero interest rates, which eventually may morph into transfers.
And even in newer condos, as the property changes hands over the years, small inflations may morph into architectural tall tales.
However much the physical imprint of Penn's plan may morph and fade, the values inscribed in his grid and squares – egality, adaptability, community, greenness – promise to shape the city's image for years to come.
Dambuster has said that it is aware of the game's shortcomings, and is working hard to fix them, so somewhere down the line, this may morph into a highly satisfying open-world first-person shooter.
If the Russian government continues to assert itself with Yukos, then loans for shares may morph into shares for taxes, giving the Russian government a new foothold in the economy.
One of the pair on Ninth Avenue and West 17th Street is now the Maritime Hotel; the other, too, may soon morph into a hotel.
Concern about banks' creditworthiness may yet morph into worry about sovereign risk as the full cost of the various bail-outs becomes clearer, especially if governments decide they also need to boost their economies with a fiscal stimulus.
But can you imagine going into a bookstore and opening a book and seeing your own name?" Don't Supersize Me The Stop&Shop grocery store at the crowded intersection of Route 9 and Ashford Avenue in Dobbs Ferry may not morph into a 60,000-square-foot Super Stop&Shop after all.
In the main office on the fifth floor, a television broadcast live pictures of Anna Hazare, a fasting anti-corruption campaigner whose huge public protests are at last losing steam (four days later Mr Hazare was to disband his movement, although it may yet morph into a political party).
So the new Obama mandate for firms taking TARP money may suitably morph into something more durable later on.
