Sentence examples for may multiply from inspiring English sources

With boundaries fading, mergers, and challenges to antitrust law, may multiply.

Easier absentee voting may multiply problems of fraud.Is this a recommendation of complacency?

By the time it reaches Paris or London, its value may multiply by ten.

But if even a handful of the current batch of would-be Microsoft clones finds success, growth may multiply.

One reviewer, who found Holden "vulgar" and "repellent", feared that "a book like this, given wide circulation, may multiply his kind".

The formalities may multiply (the carte de séjour would surely be back; driving licences would change), but anything that raises a barrier to British visitors and residents in the Dordogne – from dearer flights to a language requirement for residence to an end to the pet passport scheme – will not be welcome in Eymet.

These drug-resistant variants may then multiply and come to predominate in the intestines and elsewhere in the body.

When it is with the chief executive of Rupert Murdoch's media empire News International (as Brooks, former editor of the Sun, had just become), your fears may justifiably multiply.

However, monitoring for these indicators is not always effective for determining when streams and coastal waters are contaminated with sewage because FIB can take up residence in the environment and may even multiply under certain conditions.

The relation enjoys the following properties: inequalities may be multiplied by a nonnegative numbers; inequalities of the same kind may be added by terms; one may pass to the limit in inequalities; (xleq y) and (yleq x) implies (x=y).

We have basically trimmed down we are now that lean and very soon we will be undernourished so to speak so that will have direct implications for the care we provide so that's is a big issue that may be relevant for the national overall strategy because it may be multiplied in other centres".