Sentence examples for may slim the from inspiring English sources
Rather than straining to keep Anglo as the global market leader, Mrs Carroll might have invested the cash more profitably in another metal, or in a country other than South Africa.Mrs Carroll's successor may slim the platinum business down or spin it off.
They plan to reduce its footsoldiers by contracting out hundreds of thousands of federal jobs, to reduce its income through tort reform (which may slim down the lawyers' wallets) and right-to-work laws (which will allow workers to opt out of union dues).
Dark colors may slim you down, and bold colors will draw the eye to the top instead of your cleavage.
Overweight males may slim down during this time, while egg bearing females probably will not.[2].
His chances of success may be slim; the federal government will surely try to stop Christie, and so will the N.F.L.
Political analysts here have said that the Nationalists' chances of winning a recount may be slim; the initial count showed that the president prevailed by nearly 30,000 votes out of 13 million cast.
But tiny devices micromachined from silicon may one day slim the technology down so much that crucial parts could be placed inside the body.
England's chances of winning the World Cup may be slim but the country is the strongest performer in the tournament's wealth league.
That 2% difference may seem slim but the SSA data from the Scottish Centre for Social Research has another figure which will be cause for concern for the pro-UK campaign Better Together: amongst undecided voters, those leaning towards no are apparently 19% less likely to cast a vote than those leaning towards yes.
That overall figure may look slim but the population has increased enormously since the dismal days of the 1950s and 1960s, when the island was sadly neglected by the government and many people left for economic reasons.
But the videotape from central Anhui Province may renew slim hopes for the survival of the creature, also known as the white-flag dolphin.
