Sentence examples for may answer questions from inspiring English sources

Until Oct. 15, survey takers may answer questions given in English, Spanish, French or Mandarin.

President Bush will not make a formal public appearance to announce the decision, officials said, though he may answer questions from reporters about it during the day.

Users may answer questions in an on-screen interview; the program puts the answers in all the right places on the forms and does the calculations.

He plans to attend the New Brunswick screening of "After the Fire" and may answer questions afterward — but only if Mr. Simons, 30, of Roselle, does not attend.

The simulator produces profiling data and thus may answer questions concerning the instruction set, the performance of an algorithm, and the required size of memory and registers.

For example, many workers choose to answer a same question, while some other questions are not picked by anyone; workers have to view all the questions before they choose; workers may answer questions that they are not familiar with.

Erskine May, the procedural bible, says that ministers may not answer questions not relating to their responsibilities.

The words and music woven so wittily through Enniskillen by festival director Seán Doran may not answer questions Beckett raises.

Kenneth L. Lay, Enron's ex-chairman, is set to appear before a Senate panel on Tuesday, but he may not answer questions.

The crash may help answer questions about the composition of comets and their chemical histories, says Lucy McFadden of the University of Maryland, College Park, one of the project's scientists.

The discovery of Saadanius may help answer questions about the evolution and appearance of the last common ancestors of Old World monkeys and apes.