Sentence examples for may sort themselves from inspiring English sources

Those balances may sort themselves out, and Ms. Bullock may tame her high notes in later outings (next, on Saturday) to bring the level of performance closer to that of the staging.

I think some of the problems may sort themselves out if there's no ­one actually talking!" Which is a funny thing to say about a Shakespeare play, but it is considered a problem play.

Individuals who sorted in because of the unique design may sort themselves out with the change.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.08666.001 As a fruit fly develops, its cells may sort themselves into groups according to the type of cell that they will eventually become.

Better yet, the investing public, whose retirement savings have atrophied in the financial crisis thanks in part to the short-term way in which they were invested, may sort things out themselves, by demanding a longer-term perspective from the pension and mutual funds that they have entrusted with their money.

Americans may be sorting themselves into two more stable groups, haves and have-nots.

Users may search by category (travel, toys, tickets), and may sort auctions by cause or state.

"Well, it can't do any harm, and it may sort of postpone things, the way we're going".

That may sort itself out in time for another revision, and an even longer life, for "The Mapmakers".

But now Nigerians are waiting for him to take the harder decisions that alone may sort out some of their country's more intractable problems.

With such information, the source may sort the neighbors according to the distance.