We may, in many respects, be locked down where we are.
We may in the end find there are very REAL effects of fracking.
But however fragmented we may in fact be, we can always strive for more unification.
We may, in fact, be surrounded by more robots than we realise.
"Whether we hold these detainees in Afghanistan, as we may in some cases; put them aboard ships at sea, as we may in some cases; return them to their countries of origin for punishment, as we may in some cases; or whether we bring some back to the United States, which we may well do, we will in every case attempt to do it the right way," Mr. Rumsfeld said.
"If the airlines start to get their act together, we may in fact bring those numbers back up again," he said.
Karen Hughes, a counselor to Mr. Bush, conceded that "we may in fact need resources" for the military -- may? after all that martial rhetoric?
In the eco-poetry of the future, we may, in the words of one eco-theorist, "have lost nature, but gained ecology".
Lincoln strengthened "This we may, in all propriety do" to "It is altogether fitting and proper that we should do this".
But there is a flip side to the anthropomorphization of penguins; we may in fact be more like them than we care to admit.
We may, in fact, be moving toward a hybrid system, something different from both traditional capitalism and socialism, without anyone even noticing.
