Sentence examples for may redirect from inspiring English sources
If that fails, they may redirect the massage to a neutral part of the body.
Rebuffed in their efforts to sign outfielder Sammy Sosa to a rich contract extension, the Cubs may redirect some of that money to Hampton.
Further development may follow: it is hoped, for instance, that primary care trusts may redirect to the circles, via the network, some of their budgets for managing asthma.
Now there is a chance that those left behind may redirect a government that has badly lost its way.Poll victories have become rare indeed for the increasingly unpopular ruling party.
Thus, rather than merely creating trade where there was none before which improves economic welfare a PTA may redirect it from efficient sources to inefficient ones.The distinction between trade creation and trade diversion was first drawn in 1950 by Jacob Viner, who was one of the great economists.
Recent batch investigations have demonstrated that an artificial consortium of two anaerobic bacteria, Clostridium acetobutylicum and Desulfovibrio vulgaris Hildenborough, may redirect metabolic fluxes and improve H2 yields.
Where necessary, re-training of faculty and senior residents may help redirect a culture of cynicism toward a humanistic environment of mutual support in which compassion and professionalism may thrive.
Such plans may simply redirect a given amount from one form of saving to another.
A land summit due at the end of this month may help redirect some of the anger along more practical lines.
The Malhotra version connects occasionally – I admired the sucker-punching shamelessness of the final bout, where David envisages Monty as his younger, helpless self – and it may usefully redirect viewers to the overlooked original, but in and of itself Brothers feels puny and underdeveloped: at best light-middleweight, dancing round in the shadows of a super-heavyweight.
Putting the spotlight on Niebuhr's authorship (whether he was the sole "originator" of the prayer or the major "codifier" of fragments already floating in the homiletic air) may help redirect attention toward the social Gospel meaning the prayer conveyed to Niebuhr and his many liberal disciples — even after their radical hopes of the early 1930s had dimmed.
