Sentence examples for may soften some from inspiring English sources
That rather surprising development may soften some of the blows directed at Mr. Sorkin, though surely not Mr. Madoff.
Dr. Price suggested that water that is too warm may soften some toothbrush bristles, making them less effective, and that water that sits in a hot water tank or lead pipes may collect harmful metals and other chemicals.
For all that, a significant, if minority, group of Chinese experts believes that the North Koreans are troublemakers and that China should ditch them.Some analysts think that the timing of the launch, just before the end-of-the-year holidays, may soften some of its negative international impact.
Time may soften some memories, but a first kiss isn't one of them.
And nowadays even the minority party can block legislation in the Senate.Mr Bowles and Mr Simpson may soften the bite of some of their proposals, but they will still be lucky to get 14 of their 18 members agreeing on a proposal by December 1st.
Some communal effort may soften the tone of your gathering and persuade guests that what we need right now on the political stage is kindness, compromise and pitching in — not more Facebook irony or red state/blue state silliness.
"While growth in demand for some agricultural products may soften slightly due to the sustained period of high prices, agribusiness margins should be solid.
Some Brussels insiders fear France and Germany may soften their approach after the vote.
City officials say they hold out some hope that Governor Pataki may soften his stance against tolls after Election Day, and they point out that he has not categorically ruled them out.
The potatoes may soften in late April instead of late May.
