Sentence examples for may contains only from inspiring English sources

But the database, mandated under the far-reaching credit card legislation signed by President Obama last May, contains only the raw text of card agreements, which are so densely worded that only the most dedicated customer, perhaps one with a legal degree, could glean value from them, several consumer advocates said.

Typically, a repo operation covers a limited area like a single city or county, so its own list may contain only a few hundred wanted cars.

The new regulations also state that a public toilet may contain only two discarded items at a time, and that neither may remain for longer than half an hour.

The modern card may contain only a name with a Twitter handle; so-called smart cards are emblazoned with quick response (or QR) codes that can be scanned with a smartphone using applications like CardMunch.

A primary BIF may contain only 25 to 30 percent iron by weight, but, when subjected to intense weathering and secondary enrichment, portions of the deposit can be enriched to as high as 65 percent iron.

Alloys prepared in this way, known as phosphor bronzes, may contain only about 1 percent phosphorus in the ingot and a mere trace after casting, but their value is nevertheless enhanced for purposes in which a hard, strong metal is required, as for pumps, plungers, valves, and the bushings of bearings.

Small diameter (2.8 nm) pores of MCM-41 matrix may contain only two macromolecules.

Storm deposits may contain only one or many of these features.

Forensic practice sometimes requires the individualization of samples that may contain only highly degraded nuclear DNA, mitochondrial DNA or PCR inhibitors that hamper DNA amplification.

But that record may contain only the strongest El Niños, the researchers say, while the New England record may contain both large and small ones.

An example of such a definition is that for the class 'hydrocarbon', compounds that may contain only hydrogen and carbon atoms as parts.