Sentence examples for may still act from inspiring English sources
Yet the exaggeration serves to remind us that "The Public Square" (and poems like it) may still act powerfully on a reader's perceptions.
With the help of NRCS's ACEP-ALE, one hundred years from now, the narrow covered bridge may still act as the only access to the farm's narrow pasture, dotted with Holstein cows.
One source close to the French investigation told the Guardian that before the events of September 11 "Britain acted - and, to some extent, may still act - as a kind of filter for parts of al-Qaida.
However, these L and V variants may still act as functional proteins.
While embolization is not the final method in treating Meckel's diverticulum, it may still act as a bridge toward surgery under more favorable hemodynamic situations [17].
But if ancient virtue is irrecoverable, the republican model may still act today as "a benchmark that we appeal to when assessing how well our institutions and practices are functioning"(Miller 2000, 84).
Some species however express more than one hepdicin gene, whose products may have functions other than iron regulation, and in fish they may indeed still act as AMPs [ 11, 13].
As an act it may still work.
Still, the central banks may yet act with force this year.
Despite reduced anthropogenic deposition during the last decades, deposition sulphate may still play an important role in the biogeochemical cycles of S and many catchments may act as net sources of S that may remain for several decades.
