Sentence examples for may have freed from inspiring English sources

The loosening of sex roles may have freed parents to choose neutral-sounding names like Riley and Jaden (or Jayden), but other factors bolstered ambiguous names, too.

Justice O'Connor Writes On The retirement of Sandra Day O'Connor, below, from the Supreme Court may have freed her from writing legal opinions, but she is not giving up the literary life.

It has organised a number of prison breaks, such as one in 2013 from Abu Ghraib, whence several hundred jihadists escaped to join the fray; this week ISIS may have freed some 2,500 hardened fighters from jail in Mosul.Whether in Iraq or Syria, ISIS has sought to terrify people into submission.

Evolutionarily, adding tails to their gait may have freed up kangaroos to reduce the size and weight of their forelimbs, Donelan and his colleagues suggest.

The decision to release the funds comes after Netanyahu's victory in last week's election, which may have freed him politically to respond to persistent security officials' recommendations to resume the tax transfers.

The "rational" values of the culture that we live in may have freed us from the myths of the past, but unfortunately they have also undermined our capacity to have any faith in the unseen metaphysical domains of our innermost interiors.

Sather may have free rein in hockey operations.

British tourist offices in the United States may have free copies; if it is bought from a tourist board in Britain, the cost is £2.50.

The Wild Network has launched a free Wild Time App, giving ideas for outdoor activities based on the amount of time someone may have free, from 10 minutes up to half a day.

Literary Intelligence: A sign on the door of the reading room of the public library in Ogunquit, Maine, says, "Any person of respectable character and condition may have free access to the Reading Room".

"If you are interested and if you wish," Mr. Castro said, "you may have free and complete access, together with any specialists of your choosing, to that or any other of our most prestigious scientific research centers, some of which have been recently accused, just a few days before your visit, of producing biological weapons".