Sentence examples for may not ordinarily from inspiring English sources

"Doing something like this attracts people who may not ordinarily think of leaving their current jobs.

Students should pay close attention to information that people may not ordinarily know about this person.

This fall, the organization decided to plant bulbs in places that may not ordinarily see enough beauty.

"So what I try to do is create exhibitions where a viewer can have an experience with a material that they may not ordinarily have close contact with".

Students who have taken a course at the 200 level or higher may not ordinarily take a 100-level course for credit, with the exception of advanced language courses numbered 185 or higher.

That one in possession of stolen property may not ordinarily assert any claim to it as against the owner is, of course, true, but it seems to us a non sequitur to extend that principle so far as to say that where he has acted in good faith he can assert no greater claim to parts added to it which he in fact owns than he could if he were the thief.

For IBM, it can partner with a startup that has technology it will most likely never develop, earning it new opportunities it may not have ordinarily had.

Ordinarily may not be taken as a fifth course.

A DCE student is enrolled and eligible for most benefits reserved for enrolled students, but ordinarily may not enroll in courses.

These cases establish that victims of statutory crimes ordinarily may not sue in federal court in the absence of expressed congressional intent to provide a damages remedy.

Ordinarily, suspects may not call witnesses, present evidence, or appear before the jury.