Sentence examples for may devised from inspiring English sources

Although several of its elected members said they would never vote to raise the debt ceiling, it was John Boehner, the House speaker, who in May devised the fatal formula that President Obama would have to agree to cut more from spending than the amount of the debt-limit increase.

Hawkers may devise ways to ease their own loads, too.

He adds: "There are strong operational reasons for maintaining access to EU mechanisms that others may devise.

Mr. Draghi, a clever economist and seasoned policy maker, may devise a way through this political and legal minefield.

Unless the nation contains its enforcement compulsion, illegal immigrants will remain forever Them and never Us, subject to whatever abusive regimes the powers of the moment may devise.

Another uncertainty involves possible incentives that the city and state governments may devise to repair the damage downtown and to lure tenants back to the area.

At some point, the makers of computers, phones and software may devise new tools that allow people to protect themselves from sophisticated forms of tracking.

Cryogenic storage of the corpse has been offered as a means to preserve the deceased in a form amendable to any future therapies that science may devise.

If patients are alone at home and likely to forget midday medications, for instance, her team may devise a different schedule or prescribe a combined insulin dose in the morning, using a longer-acting formulation.

These Terms and Conditions for Use of Locations ("Terms and Conditions") set out the terms under which You agree to grant to GNM permission to use the Property for the purposes of a photo- and/or videographic shoot, or other source, feature or background purpose that GNM may devise.

To be more specific, he would be available "for help with writing problems and stalled editorial projects and memoirs and family history; for singalongs and piano lessons and vocal coaching; for readings and salons and whatever pastimes you may devise that will keep both of us interested and amused.