Sentence examples for may start even from inspiring English sources

According to church rules, the conclave could begin on March 15, but the Vatican spokesman said Saturday that it may start even earlier.

Decay may start even earlier.

If prenatal psychosocial stress is indeed found to be associated with the offspring's cardio-metabolic risk, these results support the statement that primary prevention of cardiovascular disease may start even before birth by reducing maternal stress during pregnancy.

Some compensation for the effect of background noise on sound localization may start even at the level of cochlea through feedback from the olivocochlear efferent system (May et al., 2004; Andéol et al., 2011; Reiss et al., 2011).

If prenatal psychosocial stress is indeed found to be associated with the offspring's cardio-metabolic risk, these results support the statement that primary prevention of CVD may start even before birth by reducing maternal stress during pregnancy.

Moreover, Greenfield adds, plan carefully if you want several children, as you may need to start even earlier.

But if you're a newbie, Hall says you may want to start even smaller say, 5mg or 2.5mg.

The Romford Pele, also a nine-year-old, is at 50-1 and may start at even longer odds on the day.

Or recovery may have started even earlier, when Rick Santelli of CNBC accused the government of picking "losers" and forcing the rest to fund those choices.

For situations when immunity prevails, we have little information about the factors that determine the outcome; when tumors prevail, we observe only their manifest phase although tumor effects on immunity may have started even at the precancerous phase [47].

With more brands entering the market, the lighter stuff may start to taste even more like the real thing.