“it may be that”造句，怎麼用it may be that造句

But it may be that metabolic syndrome involves the production of growth-stimulating molecules that help cancers along.

When China splits up, it may be that the ideal is negated, and this ideal will become more urgent.

Monsieur le maire, it may be that it is of this very flock of wolves that Jesus has constituted me the shepherd. Who knows the ways of Providence?

This may have served as a protection from the wrath of his fellow-men, or it may be that God only gave him some sign to assure him that he would not be slain (Gen. 4:15).

no, of course not, that isn't Wingham (or wherever other place it may be that has had the queer unsought-after distinction of hatching a writer).

How 7r causes this is not yet known. It may stem from behavioural differences or it may be that different versions of DRD4 have different effects on the way the body processes food.

So, it may be that the US is about to emerge stronger than ever from the long nightmare of the sub-prime mortgage crisis.

I think it may be that I read many novels and read many famous works.

And it may be that the prospect of it led some people to reassess their morals, never a bad thing.

I will tempt him now with good, and it may be that he will come with me.

Or it may be that you will be finishing up a distant trip within your country - a good time to do so.

The mechanisms are unclear, but it may be that skin is more susceptible to the harmful effects of UV radiation during childhood.

It may he that he is relieved to have finished the film, it may be that he has talked himself through trauma,

First of all, it is unexpected, because there is snow cover, it may be that the next Eastern Zhou Jun knows what it is.

If the proposer quits the loop early, it may be that the other proposer has failed.

We can only hypothesize, but it may be that as we age, the presence of nutritional and metabolic reserves [that is, fat] are advantageous.

But it may be that an unprecedented demand and need for underlay action may call for temporary departure from that normal balance of public procedure.