Sentence examples for may desire a from inspiring English sources

Just as many people crave vanity license plates — Mr. Metnick prefers the word "identity" to "vanity" — they may desire a personalized chicago.com address.

(In Obama's case, he may desire a testosterone break from his estrogen nest — a wife, two daughters and a mother-in-law).

The devout may want a society in which blasphemy is a crime; the prudish may desire a society in which pornography is proscribed.

And they may desire a more granular take on the race than the public polls provide — for example, in an effort to measure the effectiveness of an advertisement in a particular media market, or among a particular demographic subgroup.

Farmers may desire a high cone index soil for tractive purposes or a low cone index (CI) soil for root penetration and seedling emergence.

For instance, a powerful CEO who spends his days making important decisions and running the world may desire a partner who will temporarily take control.

For example, I may desire to own a book and a statue.

This is one of the main reasons a foreign national who enters the U.S. initially on a temporary visa may desire to become a Lawful Permanent Resident (green card holder) and then apply for US citizenship.

Reproductive function is an unmet need in patients who may desire to have a normal reproductive life and therefore warrants attention.

If your high school was small, you may desire anonymity in a space where you'll encounter new faces well into your late semesters.

This is important to the operator, as he may desire to supply a certain quality of service to his customers.