Sentence examples for may be handing from inspiring English sources

Insel may be handing psychiatrists the key to their epistemic prison, but they don't seem to be in any hurry to unlock the door.

Will it build your network?" Your manager may be handing you this new project with the intention of pushing your limits — to improve your professional capabilities, Mr. Roeder says.

A recent NHS review raised fears that some senior doctors may be handing over too much work to junior colleagues or spending a lot of time on private work.

Once the recording industry develops the watermarking technology, it may be handing the PC musicians exactly what they need to make a profit, since they can protect their own intellectual property as well as a record company can.

If you are investing in actively managed mutual funds (perhaps because your employer hasn't seen the light and given you a lineup of low-cost index or exchange-traded funds as an option), keep in mind that those fund companies may be handing some of their investment fees back to your plan's record keeper to pay for administrative costs.

That's right, the next time you hand out a business card to someone or otherwise divulge your contact information, you may be handing it out to the entire world.

He hinted that Chris Martin, the Derby County striker, may be handed a first competitive start.

Goal-scorer Michael Symes may be handed a start after coming on as a substitute in the draw with Bury.

In other words, some of the profits may be handed over by the company, but the burden is borne by the company's shareholders, employees, suppliers, and customers.

Others fear that if Amal is brought back to Yemen she may be handed over by President Ali Abdullah Saleh to the Americans for further questioning.

If you pass a jobcentre today you may be handed a flyer by a loyal, low-paid civil servant striking in protest at government cuts.