Sentence examples for this may grow from inspiring English sources

On February 14th, "some British Muslim couples exchange flowers or chocolates in a light-hearted way," says Yahya Birt, an influential British Muslim, "and this may grow more common as Islam in the United Kingdom becomes more Anglicised...it's not a big thing but it's not seen as an act of sacrilege either".

The world is shrinking day by day, and a comprehensive set of symbols like this may grow to be invaluable when providing localized text isn't feasible, as in internationally-distributed packaging, or a single-domain service that can't or won't track their user's location.

This may grow in the future, open access to data and increased computing power are facilitating the development of more sophisticated models.

The writers may work their way out of this corner and Mr. McIntyre, who's a bit lightweight at this point, may grow into the central role.

"I am worried, however, that this phenomenon may grow in California".

This species may grow 12 to 20 metres (about 40 to 65 feet) tall and have gray to reddish brown bark.

To be sure, Philip Pullman is seeking to replace traditional religious stories with his own compelling sagas, and this genre may grow: although sagas such as The Lord of the Rings, which are inherently religious, are equally successful.

This ratio may grow and the Palm OS system may become more ubiquitous as it becomes the standard for wireless devices.

Thus, although T. turnerae appears to be capable of independent existence, the extent to which this bacterium may grow and/or reproduce outside of its host in nature remains unknown.

This figure may grow as retailers begin to expand their selections of organic cotton apparel.

As advertising over global mediums such as the internet increases, this phenomenon may grow in importance.