Sentence examples for may pick more from inspiring English sources

You may pick more predominantly positive stories to tell about yourself, while others pick more negatives stories.

Which in turn may motivate them pick more diverse or unconventional nominees ― unlike Gorsuch or Judge Merrick Garland, President Barack Obama's rebuffed Supreme Court nominee, both of whom were fairly elite and conventional.

You may wish to pick more lavender than you think you need.

Normally, "we get a large inflow of our talent within relatively few weeks" in September, he said, and that drives up costs all at once, though business may pick up more slowly.

The reasoning is that if you are known for being helpful to British expats who struggle in French then you may pick up more of their custom, plus that of their friends.

The thinking seems to be that by pushing BlackBerry deeper into the realm of Android, it may pick up more users in a market that isn't particularly strong on one brand: underscoring the fragmentation in Android, market leader Samsung only accounts for 23.2% of sales.

The Redskins may pick up more prime-time games due to flex scheduling late in the season.

Secondly, due to the timing of the health care centre visit in the first weeks of medical studies, the general practice culture may have been so fascinating and exciting to the students that they may have picked more positive than negative experiences ("honeymoon effect ").

But unless investigators can point out the precise cause of the 787's battery problems or how to prevent them, some experts believe Boeing may have little choice than to pick more traditional battery designs to restore confidence in its airplanes.

Apathetic patients may have picked more risky cards due to insensitivity to punishments.

Things may pick up even more this week.