Sentence examples for may instead give from inspiring English sources
If she works longer, her employers sometimes give her extra cash, though they may instead give her compensatory time, which she said was "wrong".
(2)Where the Secretary of State may give directions for a person's removal in accordance with sub-paragraph (1) above, he may instead give directions for his removal in accordance with arrangements to be made by the Secretary of State to any country or territory to which he could be removed under sub-paragraph (1).
However, personal integrity may instead give rise to a normative continuum, on which the outer line of the body is only one stop.
But he notes in On Virtues, that like a king the will need not heed the advice of its counselor; it may instead "give itself over to the advice of its slaves, that is, the inner powers and the senses"; in so doing it "gives itself over into becoming a slave of its slaves and is like a king … who follows the will and advice of senseless children" (OO I, 122a).
The blind-ended remnants of the fallopian tubes may instead give rise to complications such as hydrosalpinx, infection, benign tumours, tube prolapse/torsion, and perhaps induction of ovarian cancer, 4 7 the most frequent being hydrosalpinx (35.5%).
Your doctor may instead give you an alternative drug.
Hugs may be awkward so instead give a handshake, but whatever you do don't hesitate, it only worsens the situation.
For current employees, you may can offer non-monetary rewards and instead give them company perks.
In clinical practice, metastatic breast cancer patients would rarely be treated with BPs alone, and may instead be given drug combinations such as anthracyclines and taxoids.
We must instead give thanks.
