Sentence examples for may that would from inspiring English sources

If the debt-ridden Bavarian-based Kirch media empire were to collapse, as it may, that would tarnish Mr Stoiber's credentials still more, since its main creditor is the state-controlled Bayerische Landesbank.Moreover, some of Mr Stoiber's policies seem unclear or contradictory.

The company reached a deal with the United Auto Workers in late May that would allow it to spin off 15 unprofitable plants.

Every vote he wins next May that would otherwise have gone to Khan can only help Goldsmith in what could be a very close race.

The Senate passed a bill in May that would overhaul the agency, but the House failed to bring up its version for a vote.

The Senate unanimously passed a bill in May that would make it easier for families of Sept. 11 victims to sue the Saudi government for any role in the attacks.

Mr. Dusenberry is also scheduled to take over as chairman of the American Association of Advertising Agencies in May; that would be for a one-year term, expiring in spring 2001.

Someone might deserve happiness and (we may assume) that would be a good thing to get; someone else might deserve unhappiness and (we may assume) that would be a bad thing to get.

However, Brown said on 12 May that he would continue with it.

Odd as it may seem, that would be premature.

Moving to a different country may present opportunities that would otherwise have been unavailable.

"Depending on Assange's ongoing activities, there may be something that would embarrass them.