Sentence examples for may released the from inspiring English sources

In an attempt to reach the love of his life, and as a way to prove the new technology [of that time] would make their long distance relationship quite manageable, May released the video on YouTube.

"The Commission may release the information if the public's right to disclosure outweighs the individual's right to privacy".

The court may release the accused on an unsecured promise i.e., on their own recognizance.

"We may release the next Shakira album with Sony and Pepsi so we'll have 10,000 times the reach," he said.

"An effective promotion of 'Calcium Antihypertension Theory' may release the pressure on sodium for the time being," Dr. Lin wrote in a memo at the time.

The New Yorker, July 30 , 1932P. 5 There is a new development in commercial aviation: a detachable seat arrangement so that a pilot, if he thinks it advisable or amusing, may release the chairs on which his passengers are sitting.

However, the direct absorption process may release the absorbed protein from the carrier too quickly.

Publishing the neighborhood graph of a node may release the identify of this node.

The present results suggest that these nine βCD conjugates may release the anti-inflammatory drug in the colonic contents.

In the colon, they are broken down by the microflora and may release the bound phenolics to exert beneficial biological actions locally [17].

The oxidation of ammonia, organic matter, and iron sulfides may release the oxidizable trace elements (fraction 4 in sequential extractions) into local ground-waters.