Sentence examples for may tap from inspiring English sources

The new town houses may tap into a growing appetite.

But the City of Bayonne may tap the wind quicker.

He may tap China to fund this, too.

Botox's market potential may tap into a public more open to holding onto youth.

Psychologists also say that they suspect exposure to publicly available child pornography may tap into some adults' latent pedophile tendencies.

With probable cause the police may search private areas and seize evidence and may tap telephone conversations.

If your blood levels are low, your body may tap into these reserves to correct the problem.

For example, a 0.1-percent-carbon steel may tap at 1,596° C, 80° C above its theoretical solidification point.

The reader may tap the name "Charles Darwin" and be offered a list of works ranging from the The Voyage of the Beagle to The Origin of Species.

Experts believe it's possible that rapamycin may tap into one of the same biochemical pathways as calorie restriction, an intervention long known to make mice live longer.

In 2016, the Asian nation gave its citizens cash in "individual learning accounts," which they may tap to cover job training courses at any stage in their careers.