Sentence examples for may only grow from inspiring English sources

And with teenagers as one of the fastest-growing segments of the population, the phenomenon may only grow.

Geographic and ethnic tensions may only grow.

And the challenge may only grow.

The landscape may only grow more complicated, particularly if the Supreme Court issues a split or ambiguous ruling.

Turkey may only grow 2percentt next year, nowhere near what is necessary to provide employment opportunities for its young and growing population.

But the Lions have lost four in a row -- they are 5-23 under Millen and Mornhinweg -- and demands for an ouster may only grow louder now.

Scientists estimate that the number of large fish in the oceans has fallen by perhaps 90% since the 1950s.Related items The fishing industry: Heading for the final filletSep 30th 2004 Fish farming: The promise of a blue revolutionAug 7th 2003 The blue revolution: A new way to feed the worldAug 7th 2003 Overfishing: Ocean's eleventh hour?May 15th 2003The problem may only get worse as demand grows.

Instead of controlling their own temperature, firs and other trees in the north may simply grow only during those few months when the temperatures reach at least 21.4°C, he says.

I understand the authors' argument that feral yeasts often do not show auxotrophies because they may only rarely grow exponentially and because they may go through sexual cycles where they need to be able to survive and divide as single haploid cells.

And while his return to the Kremlin is guaranteed, his nervousness that he may one day be overthrown can only grow.

The controversy will only grow.