Sentence examples for may still also from inspiring English sources

The English neutral may still also harbour resentment about Frank Lampard's disallowed goal in the second-round match in 2010, when the ball bounced a barely-noticeable six-to-10 yards over the line.

Chicks are tended by both parents until fledging occurs in mid-summer, usually during November or December coincident with the breakup of stable fast ice into 'pack' (i.e. ice floes that drift with the winds and currents); however, chicks may still also be fed while taking refuge on drifting ice floes.

But Bonds, who acted as if there is a chance Aaron may still show up, also absolved him for not adjusting his itinerary.

The Republicans' investigative efforts have revived their hopes that the law may still be vulnerable, but also underscore for many of them why the plan to leverage the shutdown to undermine it may have obscured their best case against it.

These individuals also may still have to pay a partial penalty when they file their 2015 taxes because the Affordable Care Act requires people to have health coverage for at least nine months a year.

When this season began, Sacramento was viewed as the Lakers' top competitor, and though that may still be the case, San Antonio also has a solid chance of winning the championship.

Health reform is not merely a matter of passing a bill, hard as that has been (and may still be); its success will also depend on how that bill is put into action.

In a review of lithium's potential therapeutic role in neurodegenerative diseases Chuang and Manji [13] point out that much lower lithium levels than those likely attained in our studies may still be effectively neuroprotective and also avoid toxicity.

To avoid confusion by too many brackets and to get a quick visual impression of the nesting, in the following we will use a graphical representation of nested nodes: Please note that nested species may still have assigned attributes (see also Figure 1A and 1B).

This could apply to everyone and not just the top, often privileged performers, who may still be learning, but who may also become complacent and stagnate.

According to the latest Iowa Poll, half of Iowa Democrats who say they are likely to caucus also say they may still change their minds.