Examples of using Answer may in English and their translations into Russian
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The answer may startle you.
Each question is important and the answer may be useful.
The answer may surprise you.
Now be careful because on your answer may depend a man's life.
The answer may shock you.
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On the other hand,if there was already a polio epidemic in the country, the answer may be different.
The answer may surprise you.
You should not offend your partner because it will not resolve the conflict, buton the contrary- in this situation, your partner will try to protect themselves and the answer may begin to insult you.
The answer may be hiding in plain sight.
It is almost impossible to solve because the answer may be anywhere on the screen, and even not being test.
The answer may be quite simple-in Finland.
For other general obligations, by contrast(e.g.,those relating to trade and the environment), the answer may be different, but it depends on the formulation and purpose of the primary rule in question.
The answer may lie in the cyclic burst ratio.
For example, if a respondent does not provide an answer concerning a particular characteristic, an answer may be assigned based on his or her other responses or the responses of others in the same or similar households.
The answer may be found deep in the Indian subcontinent.
In politics the answer may well be 3 or 5.
The answer may surprise you- the combination is a killer pike lure.
MONJORONSON: This is a global issue, which does not concern us, and that answer may be disconcerting to you, however, we are much more involved in the attendant processes of individuals, as they act in that process.
The answer may depend on whether you also create an understanding among the public of the need for a longerterm and complex strategy.
I know that my answer may have been fuzzy, but hopefully not confusing.
The answer may be in numerous signs, apparent and also remote.
Determining the'right' answer may depend on a majority vote among expert judges, as in the case of an appeal.
As the answer may be very large, count the number of such strings modulo 109+ 7.
The answer may lie in an understanding of the nature of today's meeting as a joint debate.
This answer may prove critical to overcoming the challenge of attaining broad institutional acceptance.
The answer may be found in Historical Description of Donskoy Monastery in Moscow, composed in 1865 by the well-known historian I.
The answer may also differ according to whether the State requires, or merely permits, ligitants to have recourse to“foreign” tribunals.
The answer may depend in part on the extent of international cooperation in space, as well as the nature of their strategic interests.
The answer may seem too obvious at first glance- it is clearly the shareholders, the owners of the financial institution who will benefit.
The answer may be to recognise that the economic nature of the transactions does not change from cash to accrual accounting- rather it is the timing for recognising the transactions which changes.

