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Discover LudwigThe phrase "this may make" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when suggesting that something could result in a particular effect or outcome.
Example: "This may make it easier for us to understand the problem."
Alternatives: "this could lead to" or "this might result in".
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This may make answers harder to find.
This may make firms reluctant to collaborate.
This may make it spread faster.
Ultimately, this may make China more complex, nationalistic and obdurate.
This may make him, too, an exemplary video artist.
This may make him incredibly dangerous, I'm not sure".
All this may make his new book sound daunting.
This may make them smarter than a lot of us.
This may make 2008 look like a blip.
This may make fans of those restaurants feel welcome.
This may make it easier to contain the outbreak.
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