Examples of 'may make it' in a sentence
Meaning of "may make it"
May make it: Expresses possibility or potential for success in a given scenario. It conveys optimism or confidence that a person or situation has a chance of accomplishing a goal or overcoming a challenge.
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May make it difficult to introduce controversial interventions.
Some of you may make it to the pros.
I may make it into mini sandwiches or something.
And recumbency may make it more apparent.
I may make it a goal to see all of them.
Stress or anxiety may make it more noticeable.
He may make it trough the first session.
Constipated and may make it difficult for.
It may make it harder to get a partner pregnant.
And medical science may make it possible.
That may make it seem a little fragmented.
Your credit history may make it rise.
This may make it necessary to work at night.
And clinic closures may make it worse.
This may make it into the rotation.
If you are dedicated you may make it a pleasing hobby.
You may make it change into an image.
One of them may make it big.
That may make it seem impossible to save.
A clogged air cleaner may make it.
Sciatica pain may make it hard to be active.
May make it practically impossible to exercise ownership rights.
A clogged air cleaner may make it difficult or impossible to.
I may make it worth your while.
A change of scene may make it easier to deal with.
I may make it on occasion for fun.
Environmental laws may make it even more expensive.
He may make it if we get him to a hospital.
Excess food may make it obsess.
We may make it with time to spare.
This type of loss may make it more difficult.
This may make it inconvenient to unravel such performance.
Claims bonus which may make it possible savings.
This may make it difficult to undertake new things.
Certain circumstances may make it necessary.
It also may make it hard to learn in school.
Side effects of treatment may make it hard to eat.
That may make it impossible to separate out.
They think telling an adult may make it worse.
This may make it more comfortable to urinate.
The war situation may make it.
That may make it the one for me.
Separations at an early age may make it.
The change may make it easier to tip backward.
Impurities in the natural mineral may make it less effective.
Over priming may make it difficult to start engine.
The referendums may make it.
Condensation may make it impossible to read or write data.
Attempting to glue a prosthesis yourself may make it irreparable thereafter.
You may make it one day.
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