Sentence examples for may automatically have from inspiring English sources

One piece of advice from lawyers, leaked to the Guardian, suggests that the leader may automatically have the right to run again without backing from Labour politicians.

Alternatively, faces may automatically induce holistic processing.

Nor will Gretchen Carlson's attorneys automatically have access to any statements that may be made by these important potential witnesses.

Those with disabilities automatically have so many extra costs that a non-disabled person may NEVER have to be accommodated for.

The Duggboss script may not have automatically submitted stories, but it did help users pursue a strategy of scratching backs for homepage hits (a strategy that ensnared Mark Cuban's own brother).

Work by Samson, Apperly, Braithwaite, Andrews, and Scott (2010) has moreover shown that observers may automatically adopt another person's viewpoint (even when it is irrelevant to the task).

Chipotle workers may automatically add rice and beans as your side, but you have the choice to pick anything off the line.

Hosts Brazil may have automatically qualified, but South America's CONMEBOL is proving to be the most competitive federation outside of Europe.

This, as you note, may have automatically disqualified you from service (and if you said those words exactly as I just wrote them, you might also get marginalized for speaking like a weird robot).

Their phones may have automatically synced your contact file with your Facebook profile, substituting the @facebook address for your actual email address, so when they selected to email you by name, they never saw the new Facebook address they were pinging.

Reading my cover letters, a potential employer may have automatically pictured me writing with a quill, my hair tied up in the most conservative of buns.