Sentence examples for may intercede from inspiring English sources

She cannot herself perform the miraculous, according to Catholic teaching, but she may intercede on behalf of those who ask her blessing.

As can be observed, most of the target proteins (42/48) appear in multiple pathways indicating that these targets may intercede the interactions and cross-talk between different pathways.

However, once you are in Heaven with God, you may still intercede for sinners that are still struggling here on Earth.

Edwards believes a player cannot lose a starting job to injury, but the fates may have interceded.

After the Stuart monarchy was restored in 1660, Christopher, among others, may have interceded to prevent the execution of his brother.

The divine triad may attempt to intercede for souls and obtain forgiveness for their sins.

Needed instead is a candid call from Clinton to say: Does Israel seriously want to put at risk American sailors and airmen who may have to intercede in the Taiwan Strait?

Her muted tone, State Department officials said, reflected a growing sense that American attempts to intercede may be futile in a contest where the outcome remains uncertain, all the players are deeply suspicious of American motives, and almost any statement could elicit a popular backlash.

If legal action is pursued, "the advocate may be able to intercede so the victim won't have to repeat the same story 20 different times," Dr. Campbell said.

The Ravens' owner, Art Modell, may not have interceded for an average Joe.

When word of Stopford's ineptitude reached the British commander, Sir Ian Hamilton, he rushed to Sulva Bay to intercede — although "rushed" may not be quite the right word here, since Hamilton had chosen to set up his command post on an island an hour away and it took him a good while to find a boat to take him to the scene.