Sentence examples for may repair from inspiring English sources

Surgery may repair the defect.

She observes that all four pitch marks are on her line of play to the hole and wonders if she may repair any of them.

That may repair some of the damage done to his credibility and, if cleared of corruption, he might yet be a strong presidential candidate.

By Ida H. Oliffe and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, January 8 , 1938P. 13 Incidental Intelligence: Bostonians in a certain mood may repair to the Puritan Hotel, which advertises, "Wee Cocktails Rooms of Romance".

But while Riverside's about-face may repair its budget, it may take years to mend the emotional scars that formed when the ordinance "put us on the national map in a bad way," Mr. Conard said.

When a normal gene is inserted into the nucleus of a mutant cell, the gene most likely will integrate into a chromosomal site different from the defective allele; although that may repair the mutation, a new mutation may result if the normal gene integrates into another functional gene.

The correct answer is A. Players may always repair a pitch mark on the putting green (Rule 16-1c).

Mr. Paterson may yet repair his image in time for next year's election, but the task will be formidable.

Images of the pair hugging may help repair relations in a bitterly divided parliamentary party.

By restoring the building's original design and enhancing it with important additions, Mr. Singer may help repair Stone's legacy as well.

Apologies may not repair literal damage, but they have a strange talismanic power to heal.