Sentence examples for may solidify from inspiring English sources

But as condos rise and businesses and people move in, he said, an identity may solidify.

Overt U.S. pressure may solidify this tactic, according to a non-governmental contact who follows disarmament issues.

The boom in oil in western North Dakota may solidify the Republican hold on the state, or it could stir voters to take another look at Democratic policies.

Although territorialization is an efficient way to achieve urban redevelopment, it may solidify an area and cause the straitened circumstances of city government to implement the new city strategy.

Tuesday's results, which gave Republicans control of both the House and the Senate, may solidify her standing, as Democrats close ranks around her in an effort to hang on to the White House, their last foothold on power in Washington.

Such regions of the crust may even undergo melting and subsequent extrusion of melt magma, which may appear at the surface as volcanic rocks or may solidify as it rises to form granites at high crustal levels.

But while the focus on terrorism may help solidify Clinton's lead in the Democratic primary race, it may prove more difficult for her in a general election.

City will face Wigan, a 2-0 winner over Millwall, in the F.A. Cup final here on May 11, though even a victory in that match may not solidify Mancini's place; an early exit from the Champions League and the runaway by United in the league have left his status murky.

Her vampy role in Chicago may finally solidify her reputation: she sings, she dances, she looks fantastic, and she's the bad girl.

Both Cashman and Expos General Manager Omar Minaya said yesterday that trade talks were still alive, but the sides had made no progress and a development yesterday may further solidify the teams' positions.

Donald Lynam, a psychologist at Purdue University who has spent two decades studying "fledgling psychopaths," says that these differences may eventually solidify to produce the unusual mixture of intelligence and coldness that characterizes adult psychopaths.