Sentence examples for may sometimes use from inspiring English sources

Hollywood may sometimes use Long Island as a backdrop, as in "The Amityville Horror," but the script and the actors still come straight out of "Beverly Hills 90210".

The music played by the classical orchestras essentially uses a scale of seven equidistant tone-steps, although vocalists and instruments without fixed pitch may sometimes use additional tones.

In a survey of fiscal studies Sari Pekkala Kerr of Wellesley College and William Kerr of Harvard University find that immigrants may sometimes use social services more intensely than natives.

Firms may sometimes use violence to quiet local opposition, but increasingly, they will seek a "social license to operate".

Finally, NICE may sometimes use publications by other HTA agencies (e.g. HTA reports), clinical guidelines, and the European or national public assessment reports (including the SmPC) [24].

When (f(x) = q(x)(x-t)), instead of simply saying that (x-t) is a factor of (f(x)), we may sometimes use the more precise terminology that (x-t) is a (right) factor of (f(x)).

It may be true that we sometimes use the phrase " right action" to refer to an action that has the best consequences at a time, even if no one could have known that the action would have those consequences.

Taxonomic diversity indices are more often used to determine the relative age of sites [45], [46] but may sometimes be used to make inferences about habitat as well [47].

Just as refiners must sometimes use imported oil, it may sometimes be more practical for us to use ethanol that is not made from corn.

Although surgery often is intended to be curative, it may sometimes be used to assuage pain or dysfunction.

It may sometimes be used inversely to determine the latitude and longitude of the observer, assuming the star positions are accurately known.