Sentence examples for may outgoing from inspiring English sources

Then, just before elections to choose a new RAS president in May, outgoing academy president Yuri Osipov and Kurchatov director Mikhail Kovalchuk wrote to Russian President Vladimir Putin asking him to transform the partnership into a separate body.

As poll after poll suggested that the Scottish National party was set to make historic gains on 7 May, several outgoing Labour MPs found solace in gallows humour.

The person on the phone may be outgoing and experienced but your actual DJ may be a dud.

Its alright to be the one who starts the conversation (some people are outwardly shy, and others may appear outgoing but don't like starting conversations often because they fear people will be irritated by it), but don't keep pushing conversations where you're doing all of the talking.

Producing a complex Birtwistle score and making the instrumental parts means that there may be outgoings that will not be recouped for many years, and Birtwistle, after all, is arguably the most original British composer alive.

An edge from vertex V1 to vertex V2 implies that a subset of C1's genome has an affinity to a subset of C2's genome that is relatively strong in comparison to other members of C. A vertex may have multiple outgoing edges if it has strong affinities to several other genomes, or it may have a single outgoing edge if a single other genome in C is its strongest genetic partner.

The specific type of energy conversion device considered may modify the outgoing flux.

Two cyberattacks were reported about the same time in China–one incoming and one that may have been outgoing.

However, a single incoming external request received by the service phase may cause many outgoing external requests to be issued by the binding phase.

Fourth, it may be that outgoing physicians sought to draw attention to potential problems of the patient even if they didn't have a clear sense of how to resolve those problems.

Shy girls may blush and outgoing girls may smile back.