Sentence examples for may hold an from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney may hold an advantage in money and mechanics, but Mr. Gingrich has an edge in message and momentum.

A surge of brain activity in dying rats may hold an explanation for the vivid, realistic visions experienced by some human victims of cardiac arrest, researchers say.

It also demands an inquiry if Mr Pujol does not appear before the Catalan parliament.Mr Mas may hold an early election that serves as a proxy for a vote on independence.

RealNetworks, which also operates the Rhapsody online music service and provides the RealPlayer media player, said that before spinning off the business it may hold an initial public offering and sale of as much as 20percentt of the company's stock.

Digital images may hold an expressive amount of information that can be extracted quickly in different manners.

Recipients may hold an unjustified confidence in "projections" or scenarios suggest by studies, if uncertainties are not analysed in detail.

But Dr. Curtis may hold a minority view.

Even the strangest creatures may hold a valuable surprise.

For example, a man may hold a knife in a very strange way.

The Guarneri String Quartet may hold a longevity record of some sort.

In Epstein's view, human researchers may hold a similar bias toward microbial life.