Sentence examples for may be propelled from inspiring English sources

Rudy may be propelled out of the race after his wife accused him of cavorting with a young office aide (in addition to admitting another liaison).

As "The Dinner" moves through its courses, from aperitif to digestif, the reader may be propelled by sheer voyeurism about the Lohmans' capacity for ugliness.

The effective coverage of employees computed by excluding casual workers would also be considerably more endogenous to the level of EPL, in contrast to the legal coverage, because recourse to casual work may be propelled by motivations to avoid complying with EPL.

Be cautious of unchecked alcoholic intake or else inhibitions fall by the wayside and inner truths may be propelled into reality (clumsy crushes, latent dislikes).

In heterogeneously ventilated lungs, fluid transfer may be propelled toward regions of normal compliance.

They indeed raise the possibility that dynein-driven MT-MT sliding may be propelled by the two dynein motor domains binding to and walking along two individual MTs.

Concern about the conservation of native flora may be propelling this change, or maybe gardeners are just rising to a new horticultural challenge, but either way, these specimens are beginning to be recognized as the long-lived perennials they are rather than being seen as transient novelties.

It is where we allow access to emotions that may be propelling old thought patterning to come forward for release, it is how we move through stress.

As to the temporal region, some abnormal anastomosis between frontal branch of superfacial temporal artery and supraorbital artery (or supratrochlear artery) may exist, and the droplet could be propelled to the ophthalmic artery through it.

The reading aloud of poetry -- as well as workshops for the would-be poet -- may well be propelling it into a more prominent place in pop culture.

Domestication and engineering application should be propelled sustainably.