Sentence examples for may broadcast less from inspiring English sources
Yes, the BBC may broadcast less outright misinformation, but as a scientist and a citizen, I still feel let down by its continually careless handling of climate denial - most recently two weeks ago.
Nodes connected together in a wireless LAN may broadcast via radio or optical links.
Simple social-network routing, however, may broadcast these friends lists, which introduces privacy concerns.
Entries eliminated in the semifinals may be broadcast as soon as the semifinal has finished.
This strategy can construct a memory hierarchy where the highest level contains a few items and broadcasts them with high frequency while subsequent levels contain more and more items and broadcast them with less and less frequency.
But while they may be willing to expose an unpolished set of ideas to a group of peers, academics may be less eager to have those peers turn around and broadcast those ideas to the world".
If the unions are successful, some people in the industry say, there may be less eating of crickets and fewer tear-filled rejections broadcast into America's living rooms.
So Klubrádió may live to broadcast another day.
I really hope that Agon's broadcast will make a pull on the U.S. market and other countries with many chess players, that may have less in the way of tradition when it comes to following live chess events".
Rather, they may work less.
