Sentence examples for example that may from inspiring English sources
There is another parallel in the Kennedy example that may prove relevant if Obama's strategists have their way.
This is the situation for some of the big discoveries of gas in Australia, for example, that may wind up being marginally profitable at best.
The surprise deal reached between the US prosecuting authorities and O'Dwyer's legal team could potentially be a trailblazing example that may smooth the way to resolving other protracted extradition cases involving financial claims.
Scientists have come up with names for genes in fruit flies, for example, that may be mystifying ("faint sausage," "fear of intimacy"), cute ("tribbles," "groucho" and "smurf"), or macabre ("sex lethal" and "death executioner Bcl-2").
But the clarinet solo was beautifully and expressively played and provided an example that may have been responsible for instilling some vigor and suppleness into the rest of the performance.
"You may, however, say if you are going to use this particular law – take out an injunction, for example – that may raise issues of conflict of interest or raise issues of compliance with your own internal guidelines, then that would raise line management issues to ensure compliance".
The challenges are great, but there are recent urban examples that may be worth emulating.
EU 261/2004 lists examples that may count as "extraordinary circumstances", including "meteorological conditions incompatible with the operation of the flight concerned".
For example, certain facts are relevant to entering into a fair employment contract a prospective employee's talents, skills, experience and motivation for example that may not be relevant to other fair agreements.
This paper evaluates some recent examples that may be attractive solutions to the stated problems that face potentiometric measurements.
