Sentence examples for may take better from inspiring English sources

The Princess Royal, a former British equestrian eventing champion, argued that horse owners may take better care of their animals if they believed they could profit from their meat after death.

"That's where many of these mistakes can happen... Some [dealers] may take better care than others, some may be more aware," he said.

You can get a good shot, but it may take better preparation, and a fill flash.

Now that Philip K. Dick belongs to the ages, may future generations take better care of him than he took of himself, and may they tend to his legacy more vigilantly than we have.

5) The authors may wish to take better advantage of the fact that they collected fMRI/PET data simultaneously.

It may take the better part of the week to see how things turn out.

Some Americans, no longer tied to their employer-provided insurance, may feel freer to take better jobs or start their own businesses.

Also, in a non-unitary household there may be a person in charge of preparing food, which may represent a way to take better advantage of the food resources at hand.

Breast-feeders "may be healthier women who take better care of themselves," said Dr. Nieca Goldberg, medical director of the N.Y.U.

Although Mathilde's apparent low density may rise somewhat as researchers take better account of its irregular shape, it's unlikely that the final estimate will approach the density of solid rock, notes asteroid specialist Alan Harris of JPL.

Symptoms and sicknesses that show up during high-stress times may be a cautionary sign to take better care of yourself.