Sentence examples for may now use from inspiring English sources

Users may now use tagger usernames (along with tags and keywords) in boolean searches.

Some fear he may now use this to concentrate power in his own hands.

Coaches may now use it in certain games but I wonder whether people really know how to do that.

General practitioners, however, may now use one of several commercial deputizing services that employs young doctors to be on call.

The Bush administration may now use the prospect of a future meeting with Mr. Cheney to encourage Mr. Arafat to talk peace at the Arab conference.

Some cooks may now use safflower oil rather than coconut oil and aluminum pots instead of clay, but very little else about the cooking -- or the culture for that matter -- feels modernized.

Clearly, whatever the press and politicians believe, the public may well now use the Liberal Democrats as a brake on bulldozing Brexit.

Agent-based models may be now used for modeling complex transportation systems.

Adults 21 and over may now legally use marijuana, possess up to two ounces and grow up to six marijuana plants in their homes for personal use.

Many Africans have traditionally used the second method and may now be using contraception to make birth intervals even longer.

The librarian may be able to assist with looking for the book using a card file or may now search using the library computer.