may arise

Frequency: 9.020.1 per million words

used to indicate a possibility that something will occur

ariseverb + headword

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may

Examples (10)

  • Please contact our support team if any technical problems may arise.
  • Be prepared to seize any new opportunities that may arise during the project.
  • The contract includes a clause to handle any disputes that may arise in the future.
  • The speaker will hold a Q&A session to address questions that may arise.
  • To prevent misunderstandings that may arise, let's put our agreement in writing.
  • We need a contingency plan for unexpected situations that may arise.
  • The doctor explained the potential complications that may arise from the surgery.
  • Further legal issues may arise if we don't resolve this matter quickly.
  • This guide should clarify any initial doubts that may arise when using the software.
  • A need for additional funding may arise as the research progresses.