Sentence examples for which may deserve from inspiring English sources

No doubt brickbats will be hurled at the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which may deserve its share of blame.

And where is "A Day in the Country," another truncated film of Renoir's from the thirties, which may deserve the title of greatest non-feature-length movie ever made?

Now the list will be swamped with button-pressing blockbusters such as Avatar and Star Trek, which may deserve their box-office receipts but absolutely should not be honoured alongside the all-time greats: All About Eve! Lawrence of Arabia!

This is a difficult question which may deserve further analysis.  .

This is a difficult question which may deserve further analysis.

But there are still some limitations, which may deserve future improvement.

In six years he made the four films that will determine his place in film history, and which may all deserve the label "masterpiece": "L'Amour Fou" (1968; 252 minutes); "Out 1: Noli Me Tangere" ("Don't Touch Me," 1970; 12 hours, 40 minutes); "Out 1: Spectre" ("Spectre One," 1972; 260 minutes); "Céline et Julie Vont en Bateau" ("Celine and Julie Go Boating," 1974; 193 minutes).

Hepatic drug transport appears therefore as a target of the β2-adrenergic system, which may have to deserve attention for drugs interacting with β2-ADRs.

Among others, the beta-catenin which functions in the Wnt pathway may deserve more specific attention in light of results obtained in mammals showing that Klotho can also modulate the Wnt signalling.

Mr Philippe, a former police chief, may deserve a place in that provided there is no truth to allegations, which he denies, of drug trafficking.

Well, they may deserve the demagogue.