Sentence examples for may pass to from inspiring English sources

Nobody has yet claimed the JLP leadership, but it may pass to a younger generation.

It may be sold (assigned) to others or mortgaged or may pass to the heirs of a deceased inventor.

We then show that we may pass to the full R2 limit from the bounded-domain solutions to obtain a topological solution in R2.

Chris Shepard, partner at accountant Smith & Williamson, warns that without such a trust the inheritance may pass to the wife or husband.

"It might just be too sad," she said, adding that the family business may pass to Mattea, now just fourteen years old.

If Smith can't go into the hole and make the long throw, the job may pass to Jose Oquendo, whose glove once won a job with the Mets until his bat took it away.

Still, the results suggest that pregnant or nursing women exposed to brevetoxins may pass them to their fetuses or babies.

So the leadership may eventually pass to a younger generation.

To question witnesses, they may pass notes to the Chief Justice, who will pose questions for them.

Meanwhile, according to senior party figures, the DUP leadership may pass over to North Belfast MP and Enterprise Minister Nigel Dodds.

These mothers often have a genetic predisposition to obesity and type −2 diabetes, which they may pass on to their offspring.