Sentence examples for may now serve from inspiring English sources
But growing troubles on the border suggest that the old smuggling networks may now serve political groups as well as commercial interests.
But the conviction at Bard College is that liberal arts became popular in the United States because the country was building a democracy; accordingly, it may now serve the same purpose in Russia by opening young people's minds to critical debate and the habits of participation.
But just as learning how to play the piano was once part of any serious listener's musical education, learning how to DJ, even if it's only an introductory lesson, may now serve a similar purpose, helping listeners navigate the beat-driven cacophony they encounter in the rest of their lives.
Those currently on duty who have been keeping their gender identity hidden may now serve openly.
According to Huq, those same policies may now serve to chill cooperation from witnesses in a terror case like this one.
Furthermore, our findings may now serve as a baseline for comparison with cell and gene therapeutics aimed at improving the quality of life for patients, and/or finding a cure for those affected with DMD or other neuromuscular diseases.
Furthermore, under a crucial western revision of the now widely heralded doctrine of "responsibility to protect", sharply different from the official UN version, Nato may now also serve as an intervention force under US command.
Conscripted troops now serve indefinitely.
These precursors now serve different functions.
In just one year Monti pushed through tough austerity measures and saved the country from default; now he says he may not serve past the end of his term next spring.
