Sentence examples for may takes its from inspiring English sources

The importance of the game may takes its toll on the young players who have never taken part in such an occasion.

It may take its time in setting a broad policy.

It may take its "wired" theme a bit far (armoires with circuit board inlays?) but the feeling is vibrant.

A society member said that it may take its complaint to the courts, because what else can Americans do when they feel terrorized by each other (other than steal the baby Jesus from the creche)?

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Ecuador signaled it may take its time with Edward J. Snowden's application for asylum, raising the possibility that Mr. Snowden, the fugitive former security contractor wanted in the United States, could spend weeks in legal limbo.

"Taiwan's politics may take its own course, but regardless of its course of development, it is after all a planet that orbits the rise of the mainland and the revival of the Chinese nation.

Conversely, the increased importance of technology may take its toll.

Unfortunately for War Emblem, his early-race hustle may take its toll.

China may take its cue from other members of the trade group as well.

Procter may take its time to look for the right fit.