Sentence examples for more may make from inspiring English sources

But more may make the switch.

Exercising more may make it harder to eat less, since you're likely to be hungrier more often.

Bulking up border security forces still more may make no sense as policy (our border patrols already have an air force bigger than most midsize nations), but it's a small price to pay to get an immigration law.

"We'd love to bring 'The Drowned Man' to America someday, as well as other shows, and the good news is that hits like 'Sleep No More' may make that possible financially," Mr. Barrett said.

Offloading the elbows and loading the shoulders more may make for a more efficient transfer particularly for individuals who lack elbow extension function.

But the margin of error was large enough that many more may have made progress.

The fact that the health harms arising from alcohol are more ambiguous may make it more difficult to apply normative pressures under similar treaty dispute situations.

Splitting the company into two or more businesses may make each of them more nimble competitors, and more attractive to potential suitors.

Anything more personal may make the other person more uncomfortable, though.

One day, more facts may make it possible to decide which account is true.

Making some icons more familiar may make it easier for mobile users to use the web version of Twitter.