Sentence examples for which may actually from inspiring English sources

And there are those deals, which may actually result in something getting passed.

The one exception is naproxen, which may actually have a protective effect against heart attacks.

The capture mission would also give U.S. astronauts somewhere to go, which may actually be NASA's biggest motivation.

But I do own a pair of unusual books that I treasure, and which may actually have some monetary worth.

Which may actually please Arsenal, a club that seem to specialise in making offers that can be refused.

The best candidates are those creatures which may actually have gone extinct, but might be surviving in tiny numbers.

Blaming the internet for everything underplays all the potential benefits, for mental health or otherwise, from internet use, which may actually compensate for any drawbacks, she argues.

The book's formal apparatus is not nearly as much of an impediment as you might fear – which may actually present a problem.

Also present in the tombs are peculiar "mushroom stones," which may actually have been used in rites connected with hallucinogenic mushrooms.

New York meanwhile lost Tim Cahill to Australia and Roy Miller to Costa Rica, which may actually simplify some of the selection headaches Mike Petke had been having in trying to fit Cahill back into a winning team last week.

First are so-called special charges, which companies say are one-time events from re-structurings or asset impairments, but which may actually include recurring operational costs that should be deducted from revenue.