Sentence examples for may intermittently from inspiring English sources

The craters are usually shallow and may intermittently erupt mud.

In addition, ventilation during sleep may intermittently fall to low levels or cease entirely because of partial or complete blockage of the upper airways.

Southeastern Germany may intermittently be the coldest area of the country in the winter, but the valleys of the Rhine, Main, Neckar, and Moselle rivers may also be the hottest in the summer.

The group may "intermittently generate cash or consume cash," but is more focused on the "next decade than the next quarter," warned IAC.

Diagnostic or therapeutic manipulation of the airway (such as bronchoscopy, laser therapy or stenting of the bronchi) may intermittently interfere with the ability to breathe; intubation may be necessary in such situations.

In addition, health facilities may intermittently cease to provide surgical services due to limited supplies or personnel.

They may fast intermittently in the monthlong holiday of Ramadan, but they do not pray regularly.

This approach may be intermittently entertaining, but it tells us little about religion in general or about religion in America.

Mood becomes unstable, and the individual tends to become irritable and more sensitive to stress and may become intermittently angry, anxious, or depressed.

Conveyor buck presses, which may move intermittently or continuously, are buck-pressing systems in which sections or garments to be pressed are fed into a buck press and extracted from it by a conveyor belt.

An e-mail "notice of night construction" from the project managers on Wednesday informed residents that for six days this week, "Sunset Bridge may be intermittently closed between the hours of 9 p.m. and 6 a.m. for equipment delivery".