Sentence examples for may Leave brain from inspiring English sources
Re "Car Calls May Leave Brain Short-Handed" (July 31): Divided attention is not a hazard just for drivers.
In the short term, though, exercise may leave the brain overstimulated, he continues, making it less able to pinpoint and access new memories.
HVA may leave the brain by passive diffusion [ 38].
A drug prescribed to prevent premature births may leave children's brains especially vulnerable to the damaging effects of environmental pollutants, a study of the drug in rats suggests.
A small minority of these bleeds will be devastating haemorrhagic strokes, which may leave previously healthy babies with severe brain injury or, sometimes, kill them.
But Ms. Churchill's touch is so heavy that even the most "brain-dead" of liberals may leave the theater feeling stirrings of rebellion in their heart.
Their disintegrated brains may mistake you for a deity and they may leave.
While nicotine isn't all that harmful to a fully developed brain, the developing brain of a teenager is inordinately susceptible to addiction, and underage use of nicotine delivery systems may leave these users addicted to nicotine for life.
But they may leave stubble.
"You may leave," he said.
