(1) All of which was further confirmation that Scotland may just have a bit of a star in the making.

(2) That may be true

(3) Part of this may be that the church is integral to national identity and tradition.

(4) He may well win

(5) Whatever you may think

(6) Anyone who may be able to help us

(7) If you think you may be affected by the new rules

(8) 'Do you think he'll get better?' 'He may.'

(9) He said that she may have forgotten it

(10) I am writing in the hope you may be able to help me with family history research.

(11) It may be a good idea to advertise in the local paper

(12) We may have to close the shop

(13) Nevertheless, he hopes he may only be a further week away from a return to action.

(14) The truth may never be known

(15) 'May I have some more?' 'You may, indeed.'

(16) Of course there is a right of appeal, which in some cases may not be exercised without prior permission.

(17) They may have been old-fashioned but they were excellent teachers

(18) You may like to consider attending the conference

(19) May I suggest that you think again?

(20) Are you afraid I may burn my fingers?