Sentence examples for may still make from inspiring English sources

Ms Landrieu may still make it.

But as long as India's economy is booming, American arms suppliers may still make big gains.

Our politicians may still make awful decisions, but at least they are accountable to us.

Newham may still make some financial input to the reconfiguration of the stadium but it may also need public funding.

And even if the peasant wins his point, says Ms Briones, poverty may still make many sell their land.

Northampton may still make the quarter-finals but they will know this was a glorious opportunity missed.

And it may still make sense for such discrete applications to be built into general operating systems.

But the grim climate left by years of austerity may still make it an uncomfortable summer for him.

This diminutive phone may still make calls, but it is perfectly acceptable to rock out while on hold.

Vinyl may still make up only 1.5% of record sales in Britain, but the figure's up from 0.1% in 2007.

Today, there is evidence that Israel may still make occasional illicit procurements – US sting operations and legal cases show this".