Sentence examples for may pass on from inspiring English sources

Divorced individuals may pass on less money.

"Consignments are destroyed but we may pass on the details to [the authorities in] the destination country," Tiran adds.

Typically, waiters receive an hourly wage — as little as $2.13 in some states, though California law mandates at least $8 — plus tips, some of which they may pass on, or "tip out," to their support staff.

You need a certain degree of income to own a house and, even though landlords may pass on property taxes in the form of higher rents, the poor will tend to rent smaller spaces.

I may pass on a dish that is not visually appealing (I once had a difficult time eating a wonderful octopus salad because I did not like how it looked) or I may abandon a dish after one taste if I don't care for its texture.

Also, encouraged by his wife, he recently started a record label, Golden Beams Productions, to release the pieces of his work that major record companies may pass on, like "Music in the Key of Om," to accompany meditation; and "Music From the Hearts of the Masters," a duo set with Mr. Suso, a virtuoso of the kora, a 21-string harp indigenous to West Africa.

The Marine Corps taught me many things that I still use, and some I may even pass on to my children.

Thus, despite Cd-content being very low, it appeared in the mobile fractions and may easily pass on to water.

If I have a cold, I may pass it on".

The companies may pass them on, but it will be over time".

It is believed to be carried by some animals and insects, who may pass it on to humans.