Sentence examples for may harbor a from inspiring English sources

Ever since Apollo days, scientists have suspected that Earth's closest neighbor may harbor a core or zone of melted rock.

Marriages crack like plates; one side of the tracks has no concept of life on the other side, though it may harbor a risky desire to find out; and words will not stay still.

The show may harbor a bit much in the way of jewelry and bad art, and most of the buildings will be represented by photographs, but new and useful information should compensate.

Jupiter's moon Europa is covered with a thick ice layer which may harbor a watery ocean several kilometers thick (Manga and Wang 2007).

Although in China, the soil may harbor a total phosphorus reserve, it cannot be efficiently used by the plants because of low soil quality (Wu 2004).

The location of the major histocompatibility complex in proximity to the across-family effect suggests this region may harbor a segregating QTL for the SCS in the Churra population.

He pointed to comments Judge Sotomayor has made in speeches as evidence that she may harbor an activist mind-set waiting to be "liberated".

They should also throw out their current contact lenses and the lens storage case because they may harbor an infection-causing amoeba, officials of the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta said.

In short, Lyft may harbor an interest in Japan but it would do better to prioritize less complicated markets for its next expansion.

We propose that patients who have migraine and interictal photophobia may harbor an abnormality in these neural circuits that results in both photophobia and disturbances of the sleep cycle.

A video explained the search for life on Europa, an icy moon of Jupiter that may harbor an ocean.