Sentence examples for may only turn from inspiring English sources

In the end, Syria may only turn out to be a skirmish rather than a wider conflict, as some fear.

That could imply the company is thinking about how Tinder could be used to simply help people make new connections, including those that may only turn into friendships, not dates.

Otherwise, details can be missed out or tubular structures may only turn out as solid forms.

For example, some genes may be turned on in response to injury or may only turn on during waking hours.

Some youngsters attending the development programme are already affiliated with professional clubs but others may be only turning out for their local junior side, which means the weekly DFB sessions are also a chance for Bundesliga teams to spot players.

Besides, the sensor approach may collect only turning volumes, not other types of traffic data such as vehicle speed, waiting time and accepted/rejected gap sizes.

Or it may only include turning over to water users partial management responsibilities, such as water delivery, canal maintenance and paying for irrigation services (as in Sri Lanka or the Philippines), while final approval of O&M plans and budgets are subject to government approval (as with the first wave of IMT in Colombia. (See Vermillion & Sagardoy, 1999).

It may only be turned on for 3 seconds at a time.

Such women will only turn 30 years in 2014 and cancer incidence data may not be available until 2017.

You only turn 21 once.

She may have only just turned 22, but it's been a long road to chart success for Charli XCX.