Sentence examples for cards which may from inspiring English sources

And that is where concern comes in over the UK's proposed ID cards, which may one day be needed to travel to the US.

A calling-card section, for calls made away from home, cautions against prepaid calling cards, which may sneak in automatic monthly deductions, large billing increments and toll-free access numbers that are always busy.

The Blue Jay starters have all signed organ-donor cards, which may give them a psychological advantage in the first quarter, knowing that their young lives will not have been in vain.

A tableau (layout) of cards, which may be filled or empty to start with, in which cards that cannot be added to a building pile may be temporarily stored, provided that they follow specified rules governing their placement there.

Nepotism occurs in many fields; friends and family of New York City police officers often carry Patrolmen's Benevolent Association cards, which may confer special treatment in a traffic stop.

They look at "intangibles" as well, for instance, your applications to several different credit cards, which may mean that you were turned down and were scrambling to get more credit.

Another option is a prepaid phone card, which may offer lower rates.

Now you swipe the customer's card, which may take you a couple of tries.

In desperate response von Pickles played the class card, which may well explain his survival in an Eton Dorney cabinet.

Hartley's red card, which may end his Lions career before it starts, came at the end of a half that was stuffed with intent and incident.

This work is much more preliminary, and simply involved training a neural network to interpret the information shown on each card, which may either be structured, as in a particular color or number, or unstructured, as in text describing what happens when the card is played.