Sentence examples for may pass a from inspiring English sources

So while you may pass a drug test on one day, you might fail the next.

For those outside that demographic, the Excursion may pass a threshold of practicality.

But the UN security council may pass a nonbinding resolution first.

Parliament may pass a human rights act, but a future parliament could repeal or emasculate it.

The statement asserted "that if a person suffers from a delusional disorder, he or she may pass a polygraph test".

Within a matter of blocks in Houghton you may pass a synagogue, a mosque and a church.

Furthermore, we tried to establish risk factors for early development of brain metastasis, as this subgroup might derive the largest benefit from lapatinib due to the fact that tyrosine-kinase inhibitors may pass an intact blood-brain-barrier.

While a property may pass an inspection, it may not necessarily meet a city's requirements for residential or commercial usage.

If a port house has large stocks remaining from a previous year, it may pass on a vintage declaration to get a better chance to reduce inventory.

Indeed, years may pass before a mother has an inkling -- let alone hard evidence -- that others in the same job have been paid more than she.

You may only experience mild symptoms of a UTI, and they may pass in a few days without much trouble.