Sentence examples for may tap to from inspiring English sources

The beat is the regular time interval that we may tap to and against which other time intervals in the rhythm can be measured (Large and Palmer 2002; London 2004).

He may tap China to fund this, too.

The incentive is there to keep iterating and iterating and iterating until the Ouya succeeds — is Google (or whatever hardware partners it may tap) prepared to do the same?

Sendai Bank, which is based in one of the quake-hit areas, said on Monday that it might seek an injection of public funds to bolster its capital, becoming the first lender to signal that it may tap a government scheme to help banks hurt by the quake.

According to some theorists this type of attention to segmental detail may tap orthographic knowledge in addition to, or in lieu of, the more holistic processing typical of normal speech perception (Faber 1992; Port 2007).

Tell them at any time the student in the audience may "tap" the role-player to switch places, so that all students have the opportunity to role-play as well as to observe the proceedings.

The improvement in AV timing sensitivity that we have identified may tap a similar process to that underlying another AV phenomenon – the 'Pip and Pop' effect [41] [43].

In the 10 years ending in 2000, the population of greater Atlanta grew to 4.1 million from 2.9 million people, drawing more and more water from the Chattahoochee River, which, according to the Army Corps of Engineers, may be tapped to near capacity in months.

H&CB's board would like him to stay on, but there's already a rumor that he may be tapped to bring about an even bigger turnaround as the head of Korea's Ministry of Finance & Economy.

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

Successful expatriation often comes down to knowing which pots of money you may tap into.