Sentence examples for may be committing from inspiring English sources
Try it with wine, though, and you may be committing a felony.
A company that neglects its website may be committing commercial suicide.
And a few of you consumers — we won't name names — may be committing outright fraud.
They may be committing twincest, but there's no doubt they love each other, weird though it might be.
Indeed, SoftBank may be "committing" to do something that ARM would have done under its own steam.
He said he warned security officials that "it has to stop because you very well may be committing harassment".
"This shows that in cyberspace, computer crimes may be committed by anyone anywhere.
They may be committed to humanitarian aid, but also to national security, and that's a huge driver of where they put their aid".
He also receives a powerful early lesson from Karl Rove: history always goes to the victor, whatever mistakes may be committed along the way.
I think Gordon will be told that, while he may be committed to the party, he doesn't have the right to sink it".
Conversely, when markets soar, they may be committed to selling overvalued stocks, not buying more of them — rebalancing the portfolio to restore an agreed-upon asset mix.
