Sentence examples for may spring up from inspiring English sources
Other terrorist televangelists may spring up, too.
It is possible that one day the first flowers may spring up here on American soil".
More alarming is the reality of a movement whose adherents are self-recruited and may spring up anywhere.
If decent lodging is not built fast enough, slums may spring up instead.The biggest risk is that the region fails to tackle its other longstanding weakness: poor education.
New scandals of corruption, drug-trafficking or dodgy banking practice may spring up to remind voters of the ruling party's record.
Observers speculated that a vigorous black market currency exchange may spring up, and that the island's black market in cigars and other goods may continue in dollars.
As a result, other seniors may end up like Mrs. Derks.
Results may last up to a year, but can sometimes cause short-term problems such as bruising, swelling, itchiness and sensitivity.
Unemployment will shoot up, wages may fall.
The cartel's revenues may exceed $300 billion this year, up from around $120 billion in 1998.
The national polls in 2016 may end up being more accurate than the national polls in 2012.
