Sentence examples for may I extend from inspiring English sources

To Mr. Halpin, may I extend my sympathy, my admiration and my thanks.

One does not have to be Christopher Hitchens to be grateful that, so far, Douthat and his co-religionists, wherever they may be found (I extend Roman Catholicism the respect of not thinking that Douthat's one liner sums up their understanding of the Gospels or the relationship between the Cities of God and Man), have not yet enticed a majority of American voters to their grand new party.

It may be asked how far I extend the doctrine of the modification of species.

Darwin (1859) recognized this as he described in The Origin of Species (chapter 14; pp 454 455): It may be asked how far I extend the doctrine of the modification of species.

If I may extend the "Moby-Dick" metaphor just a little here (I know Melville's battered old blubber trove is not the freshest-smelling symbol in American letters), Wilentz is a whale watcher rather than a whale hunter.

Well, if I may extend that a little, ChromeOS is like a sleek, shiny Airstream trailer built around that same M1 engine.

This means that a Kalman filter must be used for each trajectory (a^{k}_{1:i-1}) which may be extended by a i ∈{1,…,J}.

Multifunctional grams expressing these three functions may also extend the uses to SEQ and I-S.

The higher the effective recombination rate (without considering the effects of population structure and epistatic selection), the lower the decay of linkage disequilibrium (LD) over time, and thus the effects of selection at neutral linked loci (i.e. hitchhiking) may extend over large genomic intervals when the effective recombination rate is small.

17 Indeed, although no information on sympathetic effects is available, preliminary data suggest that beneficial effects of this intervention may extend to HF. (i) In a microembolization canine model of HF, 18 it reduced plasma norepinephrine, increased EF, and decreased susceptibility to induction of life-threatening ventricular tachyarrhythmias.

When introduced, they may extend their hand; if I feel uncomfortable about shaking their hand, I should be aware of that before going along.