Sentence examples for which may became from inspiring English sources

Although the cost of lithium titanate battery is relative high, it has high security, long life cycle, good charge/discharge characteristics, which may became future development direction of lithium ion battery.

These problems may result in discrepancies between gene trees and a species classification based on other data, which may became apparent if the markers are sequenced from several individuals of each species.

It happens, for example, on the Internet, which may become more autonomous.

Among the properties is a Fleet Bank branch on Main Street, which may become part of the project.

Mladjan Dinkic, governor of the National Bank of Yugoslavia, which may become the Serbian National Bank, predicts chaos.

The next service is iReview, which may become a guide for choosing among millions of Web sites.

"Police will investigate the circumstances around the man's death which may become the subject of a coroner's inquest.

"And on its flank is a Hamas authority, which may become relatively weak because it can't deliver anything.

It's a type of primary school lesson which may become more common across England, as changes to the curriculum make foreign languages compulsory across key stage two.

So the commission proposed a new regulation, which may become law as soon as this summer, to require the reporting of trading plans on 8-K forms.

(It does, however, sell advertisements in France, which may become an issue; being constrained from ever hiring a resident of France might, too).