Sentence examples for may so the from inspiring English sources
By augmenting the skin of other frogs with these bacteria – in the same way that we augment our stomach bacteria with probiotic yogurt – we may, so the thinking goes, be able to give Lazarus frogs a second chance.
The EU's tough new data protection framework, GDPR, only came into force this May — so the Cambridge Analytica breach is being handled under the bloc's prior data protection framework, comprising a patchwork of Member State laws.
But Central won promotion in May, so the hiatus will end this weekend.
The stats say that 67% of autumn champions end up winning the trophy in May, so the Matchday 17 positions do at least offer some vague hint.
To get the law in place by next May, so the clock starts ticking to gag campaigning for the year's runup to the 2015 election.
They also noted that the greatest increase in pub prices this year came before May, so the government decree missed the opportunity to make a difference.
Mr White, 33, said he had applied for Dylan's passport in mid-May so the family could return home to Wales for the summer.
AGE accumulation is a measure of cumulative metabolic and oxidative stress, and may so represent the "metabolic memory".
But it may so happen that the scientist has no opinion whatsoever about the hypotheses.
Sometimes it may so happen that the last preference of one method becomes the first choice of some other method.
The hardship may so far be mild compared with previous downturns in the 1970s and 1980s.
