Sentence examples for a message that may from inspiring English sources

"How do we deliver a message that may be seen as hypocritical?

And that was the real message of 1989 – a message that may again prove relevant, in the months and years to come.

Does it concern you at all, with the hullabaloo over the Ashcroft nomination, that no matter what you think of him, the choice has sent a message that may disturb some Americans?

In all three cases it cited the need to "engage with the public," a message that may derail Malaysia's bid to reverse investment outflows and tackle a budget deficit that has overshot its targets since 2007 to hit 7.4 percent of gross domestic product in 2009, the highest level in more than 20 years.

Paterno, meanwhile, has warned his players repeatedly in squad meetings this spring that he will not tolerate any more bad behavior -- a message that may soon be tested as the university is investigating an alleged altercation off-campus involving members of the wrestling and football teams on April 13.

Watch for a message that may be displayed telling you which key to press to enter "BIOS" or "Setup". For the majority of systems, you'll probably want to hit the "DEL" key.

Hence, as the puppy ages, the severity of the correction from an adult dog changes from a mere change in play to a quick message that may include a growl or a snap.

There isn't always a right answer, but each decision an applicant makes — pants or skirt, bright color or neutral, heels or flats — sends a subtle message that may play a role in how she will be perceived in an interview.

These include the following: encouraging abstainers to start drinking while encouraging drinkers to reduce their alcohol consumption is a mixed message that may be difficult to communicate and promote and reducing the number of non-drinkers may have an adverse impact on non-chronic disease health (eg, accidents and injuries).

It also sends an irresponsible message that may be picked by some violent extremists, like the weapon obsessed neo-Nazi killer of three Pittsburgh cops, as an invitation to go to the next level.

We argue that patient testimonial videos created and hosted by medical tourism facilitation companies convey a one-sided message that may impact the prospective patient's ability to make a truly informed choice regarding engaging in medical tourism.