Sentence examples for may soon develop from inspiring English sources
"Listen to this," Simmons said, reading the fortune from his cookie as we were getting up to leave: "An important business venture may soon develop for you".
Mr Martin, who each morning has had to check the Speaker's chair is not wired into the mains current before gingerly lowering his buttocks, is to host a drinks reception on 15 July, one week before the House rises for its 11-week siesta, for an organisation in which he may soon develop more than a passing interest.
But these men, as well as those already receiving testosterone therapy and the baby boomers who may soon develop symptoms of low testosterone, may never know whether adding to their bodies' waning supply will improve or detract from the quality and length of their lives.
The slowdown in PC sales that hit the industry in the second half of 2000 like a nasty strain of the flu may soon develop into full-blown pneumonia, leaving companies like Compaq Computer, Hewlett-Packard and eMachines ruing the day they decided that computers were a good business.
The bite will probably not be painful initially, but symptoms of abdominal pain, nausea, muscle aches, dry mouth, increased body temperature, difficulty breathing and eyelid swelling may soon develop.
The riskier business of investment banking, hard enough in rich countries, may soon get much more crowded in developing countries too.
Elevated mitotic regulatory proteins, such as Aurora A, and altered levels of centrosome structural proteins are common in many cancers, and treatments may soon be developed which act on these classes of proteins [ 3, 4, 29].
These protests may take the form of angry outbursts and crying, which can soon develop into negativism.
Panama may soon decide to develop the canal for more traffic.
Other trends soon developed.
