Sentence examples for may rise or from inspiring English sources
As the flu season wears on and more volunteers join the study, the VE may rise (or, in the case of adults, the lower VEs may become statistically significant).
Moody's did not indicate whether states' credit ratings may rise or fall.
Every day hundreds of individual companies may rise or fall by a little or a lot.
The price level may rise or fall for other reasons, too, such as changes in productivity.
The Standard & Poor's 500 may rise or fall, but pork bellies are a sure route to riches.
After that the asset values may rise or fall, but that will not be clear to investors until the Apple REITs liquidate or begin to trade publicly.
Mr. Yun said prices may rise 1 or 2 percent this year.
As more is learned about the virus and the epidemiology of the disease, the threat level may rise to 5 or even 6, a full-blown pandemic, or it could drop back to 3, he said.
Pair with an inventive, handcrafted cocktail (or two) and your sophistication quotient just may rise by 10 or more points.
Hems may rise and fall (or do both asymmetrically), and feather boas may come into vogue or go out, but black -- optically destitute of any color -- just keeps rolling along.
The inflation rate, judging by December's figures, may rise to 100%, or even higher if the government decides to pay off wage arrears by printing money.
