Sentence examples for may naturally from inspiring English sources

Which may naturally be hard to believe.

We may naturally wish for a larger story, a greater understanding, an elevated view.

After all these years, the agencies may naturally turn their ears to a governor for guidance — out of habit.

Or, as countries get richer, the share of great wealth that is made in crony industries may naturally decline.

But it is a very dim view of public service to say that contributors should expect that a candidate may naturally face criminal charges.

This suggests that theatre writers may naturally proceed with a greater freedom and inventiveness, and that a straitjacketing formality can descend when creating a comedy directly for television.

I think it is important that an MBA course gives us time to work on tasks we may naturally be inclined to avoid.

Adults familiar with the devastating power of "King Lear" may naturally raise their brows at the idea of the harrowing storm scene's coming across as hilarious.

As transformational technology makes the mass audience less lucrative and a collection of niche audiences more so, editorial content may naturally drift toward the latter.

Strayer believes that supertaskers may naturally gravitate toward fields that reward those who can juggle multiple inputs exceptionally well — the high-end restaurant chefs or football quarterbacks of the world).

Family, friends and colleagues may naturally be concerned but I want to reassure people that the robust system we have in place is designed to minimise the risk both to volunteers and the public.