Sentence examples for may can prove from inspiring English sources

E.U. officials sound in no hurry to grant May's request for an extension — and indicated for now that they would do so only if May can prove she has enough votes to win approval in Parliament.

The Restatement of Contracts allows recovery of the promisee's outlay "in necessary preparation" for the performance, subject to several limitations, of which one is that the promisor may deduct whatever he can prove the promisee would have lost, if the contract had been fully performed.

Referring all patients with evidence of UGIB to the Emergency Room may be unnecessary and can prove to be costly and overwhelming to the capacity of the ER.

You may receive compensation if you can prove the benefits agency has caused you financial loss.

This may indicate that literary narratives can prove a training ground for expanding one's visualizing capacities.

It may be that the plaintiffs can prove that the order represents religious discrimination, but they haven't done so yet.

TransCyte's market may increase tenfold if ATS can prove the product heals pressure sores as well as it heals burns.

Mainstream interest in the service may be subdued until it can prove it's a better deal.

What may be agreeable in personal terms can prove lethal in public ones.

Employers may be held liable, unless they can prove that they took reasonable steps to prevent harassment.

If you unwittingly purchased a pirated edition of Windows and can prove it, you may qualify for a free replacement copy of the system.