Sentence examples for may carry an from inspiring English sources

But their online strategies may carry an even bigger risk.

Flavored bottled waters — like Snapple's Tropical Mango Antioxidant Water — may carry an aura of healthfulness.

Demand has been falling because the treatment may carry an increased risk of weight gain over time.

Eggs of females carry an X chromosome; sperm of males may carry an X or a Y.

Larger bookshops and the gift shop at St . Pauls Cathedral may carry an inexpensive illustrated paperback, "City of London Churches," with text by the former poet laureate John Betjeman (Pitkin Press, 1992, $3.50), once a City resident.

The plate may carry an elastically mounted mass.

The show, although basically an impressionistic collage, may carry a message after all, a dismaying one.

Europanto is a joke, of course, but it may carry a serious message.

Death tolls in warfare may carry a moral weight, but not a legal one.

The timeless tale of how untethered ambition and early predictions may carry a large price tag.

If he does prevail, the victory may carry a cost to his reputation.