Sentence examples for may still ask from inspiring English sources

Chileans may still ask themselves if they did enough to prepare.

What, one may still ask, has the play got to do with us today?

As the UN marks its 70th birthday this autumn, half of humankind may still ask: what has been achieved for us?

The FBI, which has been criticized for improperly gathering telephone records in terrorism cases, has told its agents they may still ask phone companies to voluntarily hand over toll records in emergencies by using a new set of procedures, officials said yesterday.

We may still ask why the limitless is held to be evil.

Similarly, people who are not in the beta test may still ask you to answer questions, too.

The Mays still ask auditioning dancers whether they like the work.

SALES clerks still ask customers, "May I help you?" on the floors of many department stores, but some shoppers may soon choose to be served instead by a computer kiosk with clever software.

To all intents and purposes the Soca investigation is now closed, although detectives may still be asked to provide additional information to the Foreign Office or the Dubai authorities.

And children ages 14 to 17 may still be asked for written parental consent, at the discretion of the passport office.

The world may still be asking the same dumb question (so, Elvis, why are you doing this sort of music when you should be doing that?), but his public responses now are characterised by patience, charm and a mission to explain, often at great length.