Sentence examples for may whet from inspiring English sources

It may whet their appetite for reciprocation.

Trading in Facebook shares will be frantic, and it may whet investors' appetite for more.

But the 360-degree view from the top may whet your appetite for a real outdoor experience on your next pass through town.

Movie trailers may whet audiences' appetites for films months in advance, Mr. Suna said, but sneak housing previews should occur only when buyers can see the product for themselves.

The UN's decision this week to suspend U-2 flights over Iraq, taken, it argues, to give diplomacy a chance, will be seen in Iraq as a victory and may whet Saddam's appetite for confrontation.And if the Security Council does compromise?

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It may also whet your appetite for more.

These may not whet the appetite of international investors, says Mike Brown, the CEO of Gensec Bank in Johannesburg, but he recommends the Kiwane Fund, a CDO (collateralized debt obligation) fund.

Far from satiating voters' thirst for blood, the speaker's decapitation may have whetted it.

For a long time, even as they may have whetted an interest in the art of opera, the Met broadcasts arguably dampened the growth of local opera in cities around the country.

That's not earth shaking, but it may be enough to whet the appetite as to what WFMI may do as the economy recovers and as Wild Oats issues get resolved, especially considering the stock is now much more reasonably valued than it was back when WFMI was widely loved.