Sentence examples for may muster from inspiring English sources
But in 2015 the euro zone may muster growth of a mere 1% or so.
Whatever reforms the FCC may muster, the internet is going to be stretched to the limit.
It is a hypothetical question built on the premise that the Giants may muster one playoff victory but nothing more.
Next week her nominal coalition could formally break up, but even that would not resolve Mr Yanukovich's problem.Mr Yanukovich may muster sufficient votes to oust Ms Tymoshenko as prime minister.
Britain may muster enough votes in the Council of Ministers to preserve the opt-out.Silvio Berlusconi's new Italian government won a vote of confidence in Italy's lower house to push through measures aimed at boosting the economy.Tony Blair reshuffled his cabinet after last week's British general election returned the Labour Party to power with a much reduced majority of 67 seats.
In the 15 September issue of Science, however, Shackleton proposes that orbital variations may muster carbon dioxide in and out of the atmosphere, and the resulting waxing and waning of the greenhouse warming may drive the glacial cycle.
It looked as though they may just muster one, despite all the complaints, when a 3-0 victoverover Sunderland saw them go top of the table at the end of September.
33 min: A la Arsenal on Saturday, Spurs have been lulled into complacency and there are signs that this awful German team may eventually muster a shot of significance.
But that car crash may still happen, because no one has the power to lock Europe's leaders in a room, and, absent that forcing mechanism, they may not muster the will or the sense of urgency to act in time.
That would indicate that Rousseff's opponents may well muster two-thirds of the vote needed to convict and remove her definitively from office at the end of the trial.
But Merrill Lynch, the nation's largest brokerage firm, unveiled a new system on Tuesday for rating stocks that suggests Wall Street finally may be mustering up its courage to say "sell" more often.
