Sentence examples for may provide its from inspiring English sources
A smart home may provide its owners with control of lighting, temperature, multi-media, window and door operations and security, as well as the ability to automatically replenish various supplies.
As far as Best Buy goes, Forbes reports that "one of the country's top 10 largest retailers," widely assumed to be Best Buy, may provide its on-floor sales staff with iPads.
The aforementioned objectives lead to what are to be considered as two independent solutions, as an SAaaS Cloud may provide its own, standalone service, that can be either mashed up or not, and a mashup provider may as well mash up resources without necessarily involving volunteer SAaaS Clouds.
For a compact campus, high-dense surroundings may limit the size of an open space and may handicap circulation and accessibility; on the other side, a small open space may provide its users more intimate contact with natural restorative elements and also a more controllable microclimate for physical comfort.
As a consequence B. cuenoti may provide its host with this metabolite, suggesting another case of possible metabolic complementation.
vPN1 may provide its output via innervation of the LPC, a region receiving multimodal input that is likely to be a site for multi-sensory integration (Yu et al., 2010).
But while using refinancings provides more data, it may also provide its own distortion.
The market, however, may eventually provide its own solution, as it did temporarily when the collapse of Lehman Brothers made teaching suddenly seem a safer bet for maths graduates.
EBay may not provide its own advances, because the company may not want to upset its sellers by sometimes turning down their requests for working capital, he added.
And though he may no longer be able to carry a team on his back, he may still provide its heartbeat.
Due to strain weakening the conditions for the surface layer melting gradually disappear and may not provide its realization along the whole sample surface.
