Sentence examples for may remain together from inspiring English sources

But officials say that the seven escapees may remain together.

Family groups may remain together for a long time, for small flocks are often seen throughout the year.

Young typically disperse in the fall, but some older siblings will help raise younger offspring, and family groups may remain together and form packs during winter.

Newly hatched nymphs occasionally remain together for a short time, clinging to the shells of the eggs from which they have hatched; for example, plant feeding (phytophagous) nymphs may remain together because they hatch on their food source and need not search for it.

Pairs typically reconvene in the same area the following breeding season, and sometimes may remain together throughout the winter.

Permitting incarcerated mothers and their babies to remain together may prevent a cascade of devastating effects that may otherwise ensue from enforced separation and broken mother infant attachments.

The clan is a fission-fusion society, in which clan-members do not often remain together, but may forage alone or in small groups.

A disadvantage is that accessions of the same name remain together, which may mean that in theory the best solution is less optimal than obtained with the nested STRUCTURE approach.

The male follows suit, and as long as he shows her the proper respect she may have to box his ears from time to time they will probably remain together for the rest of their lives.

The same reason may explain the positive correlation between age of victim and leniency, at least in the cases where the victim and defendant remain together as a couple.

The Nhambo children remain together.