Sentence examples for may would serve from inspiring English sources

Mr. Letta, who once served as an elected member of the European Parliament, said parliamentary elections in May would serve as Europe's biggest test on whether the momentum toward greater integration and euro zone institution building could be impeded.

Two days later, it was announced that May would serve a three-match suspension, with Colchester being fined £6,000 after failing to control their players.

His 12 seats may not.Leaving him out would serve Mr Netanyahu well in the international arena.

These potential teachers come with work experience and may have expertise that would serve them well in the classroom.

Lastly, given a HF diet, inflammatory signals emitted by interstitial fat deposits in hepatic tissue may be enhanced, which would serve to tighten the association between such fat deposits and white blood cells.

Examining TBEV reservoirs, such as mice, goats, and sheep, which can function as sentinels, and returning to explore the natural foci described in 1992 may generate results that would serve as a useful addition to the present data [ 29].

A compact in the Pacific Northwest opened a repository at Hanford, the federal nuclear reservation in Washington, and another may open in Andrews, Tex., which would serve Texas, Vermont and perhaps other states.

Some in that group may think a collapse of Andersen would serve their interest because it could result in the removal of "noncompete" agreements that limit their ability to switch jobs.

According to Barnburner's Fired Up podcast (h/t Ringside News), Kevin Owens, who recently "quit" WWE, may be paired with Paul Heyman, who would serve as his mouthpiece.

So he decided to create an application that would serve the population that may not want to remix images, but instead would like to create their own art.

I'm sure a quick Google search may very well prove otherwise, but that would serve to negate my point.