Sentence examples for may sometimes take from inspiring English sources

It may sometimes take a while, sometimes too long a while.

The adult alligator feeds mainly on fishes, small mammals, and birds but may sometimes take prey as large as deer or cattle.

Subdural hematomas usually develop more slowly and may sometimes take weeks to form; they follow the rupture of small veins bridging the gap between the surface of the brain and the meninges.

In considering John Lloyd Stephens, who discovered the ruins of Mayan civilization in the mid-19th century, he shows that a traveler who claims imaginative possession of a place may sometimes take the other kind as well.

Although I could not be sure that race had had any bearing on what the officer had done, I felt the need to tell my boys that as black men, we may sometimes take more of the brunt of those bad officers' actions.

Don't be surprised if business isn't concluded after the first meeting; it may sometimes take several gatherings, including informal get-togethers at a restaurant.

This may sometimes takes a bit of moral courage as well as some authority.

Furthermore, some underestimation of especially hormonal treatment may have occurred, as registration may sometimes have taken place before primary treatment was completed, and may have resulted in some underestimation of the effect of adjuvant treatment on CBC risk.

Mr Greenspan reckons the Fed may sometimes have to take short-term interest rates into double digits to keep inflation in a range of 1-2% over the next generation.

An expert may sometimes make recommendations but take no responsibility for their implementation.

E-mail messages may have sometimes taken longer than usual to arrive, but they typically did arrive.