Example sentences of "[verb] may [adv] be [adv] [adj] " in BNC.
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1 | Those who do cooperate may not be entirely honest , and the richest members of society may be particularly prone to underestimating their wealth . |
2 | My journey , the joys I experience and the problems I encounter may well be totally different from those which you find yourself confronting . |
3 | if you 've got one bit that ca n't work without another bit , and the bits can be relatively cheap , say may only be about twenty P a bit , but if the twenty P bit does n't arrive to work with the other bit |
4 | The optimistic consensus is that they do n't but that one has to be very careful about making them , and the level of detail one can achieve may not be as great as one may like . |
5 | Now , if the depression has been preceded by a particularly deep-going crisis , equilibrium may be established at such a low level of activity that the volume of fixed capital currently being produced may well be considerably smaller than that which would allow for the time-proportional replacement of fixed capital at the previous average rate . |
6 | Can you identify any particular factor apart from public opinion which indicate may not be as helpful in this sort of circumstance as in others . |
7 | Resist may also be too thick or artwork film too opaque , and has not been thoroughly activated by the UV light — see above . |
8 | The Department of Health warned that the number of troops allocated may not be all forthcoming because of commitments elsewhere . |
9 | Not only is it very tiring , even impossibly exhausting , to rely on speechreading , but where the information may be conveyed in unfamiliar or technical terms , speechreading may not be sufficiently concise for certainty . |
10 | In these cases , some of the ‘ care ’ required may not be so much nursing care as a constant or regular presence of another person who will ensure their safety . |