Sentence examples for may still start from inspiring English sources
He may still start a proxy contest, and I would not be surprised if that happened.
You may still get caught.
Also, participants below the absolute risk threshold who have elevated BP may still be started on treatment, meaning less of a difference in numbers started on treatment and events prevented.
Charlie Ward will still start, but Van Gundy may use the bigger lineup of Allan Houston and Latrell Sprewell in the backcourt for extended periods.
Your car may still be starting fine when the warning appears, but Carvoyant will know that the battery needs to be replaced soon.
Better still, start over.
You may still have to start in an entry-level position, but you should be able to work directly in the field.
Gordon Brown may still have the starting gun, oiled and ready to be brought out after Easter, but the general election campaign is now accelerating to almost full speed.
Fortunately, with advances in treating cancer and options to preserve fertility, cancer survivors may still be able to start or add to their family.
Whereas, given how quickly they then seemed to resolve the problem, you suspect that if they had persisted a few seconds longer on the grid, he may still have been able to start from the front.
