Sentence examples for more may win from inspiring English sources

One or more may win a gold medal.

Proclaiming "No More Bailouts" may win votes, but it exposes the American economy to disaster.

Thanks to new technology that reveals more steroid cheats, Adam Nelson may win the 2004 Olympics shot put more than eight years after he finished second, the New York Times reported.

But the closer it gets to the election, and the more it looks as if the Socialists may win, the more that attention will shift to the inscrutable Mr Hollande.

It is also part of the reason why the anti-EU UK Independence Party (UKIP) may win more votes in the European elections due to be held in May than any other British party.

In-house may win more than you.

But opponents and allies alike believe the Sadrists may win more than 40 seats.

Kathryn Dray, Hull We say: Life of Brian may win more accolades, but Holy Grail is the true Python masterpiece.

Ultimately, Moussa may win more votes than any other candidate in the first round; but he is not expected to win in the second round.

As Mr Cable pointed out this week, three or four years from now proclaiming a desire to tax and spend more than Mr Brown may win few votes.

His ideas may win more willing listeners now that America's easy self-confidence has vanished along with the long economic boom of the 1990s.