Sentence examples for that may join from inspiring English sources

Among the groups that may join?

Poland is large -- its population accounts for half of the people living in the 10 countries that may join the European Union as early as 2004 -- and still enthusiastic about making it into the West.

East West rail, which plans to reopen links around Oxford to establish a route from East Anglia across the home counties, is one project that may join the Midland mainline and TransPennine schemes in the sidings.

And industry is wary of funding the training of students that may join their competition.

I am expecting newer collaboration services that may join AWS Chime, WorkDocs and WorkMail.

A conservative projection of universities that may join the network would make the Open Storage Network, or OSN, one of the largest distributed data storage networks dedicated to science in the world at about 200 petabytes, or 200 million gigabytes with economies of scale that would make the management of huge datasets cheaper for all involved, Szalay said.

Facebook did as well, in a statement again worded very similarly to Google's, that ended by saying that Facebook may join the Transparency crowd.

"That country's underlying concern is that Ukraine may join NATO.

McCain told reporters Wednesday that the tour was his idea and that he may join with Graham and Ayotte to hold similar events in other swing states in the weeks leading up to Election Day.

At issue is the possibility that insurer may join a lawsuit filed by its former chief executive, Maurice R. Greenberg, claiming that the 2008 bailout shortchanged investors and violated their Fifth Amendment rights.

Or is the leader of the world's billion Roman Catholics signaling that he may join in earnest the emotional debate over evolution, intelligent design and all that might mean for politics and faith, especially in the United States?