Sentence examples for may first take from inspiring English sources

The participants may first take a paper-and-pencil test of English proficiency in order to test their homogeneity at the initial stage and match them against their English ability (matching subtest).

For a strategic thorough search, we may first take a coarse grid to search and then look into a finer interval suggested from the initial coarse grid search.

Our findings clearly suggest that provision for L2 listening strategy instruction may first need to take learners' L2 linguistic knowledge into account.

Disclosure may at first take the form of partial or indirect strategies.

It does not seem possible to date the Yashts much more precisely, except to believe that their redaction (not necessarily composition) may have first taken place in the 5th century bce.

Vikings may have first taken to seas to find women, slaves.

Even though it may be painful at first, taking deep breaths will let in a larger volume of air in your lungs.

The first two are not too hard, the third requires a bit more thought - and the fourth may take you all day!

And positive word may yet take First Class to a bigger eventual total than achieved by the critically derided Origins film.

Alternatively, a worker not facing an hours constraint on the first job may take a higher paying second job that does have constrained hours, say, a temporary job or limited hours per week.

At first take, this may seem desirable, maximising the sensitisation of cancer cells to death.