Sentence examples for may to operate from inspiring English sources

The wariness can't be contained to May alone, because he is most effective in tandem with Steven MacLean, whose work-rate and clever running creates much of the room for May to operate in.

These different advantages and disadvantages may mean that a force may have to operate or move through more than one domain.

It has also been suggested that these DNA repair genes may show differences in tissue-specific protein-dosage thresholds, below which they may fail to operate normally [ 20].

You may have to operate your tire recycling business within an area zoned accordingly, and you may need specialized licensing and permits depending on your location.

Even distant Mauritius has cautioned sailors that pirates may begin to operate in its waters.

Lastly, the firm may decide to operate its own fleet of vehicles trucks, planes, or ships.

Stiglitz showed that if the problem of "asymmetric information" gets too severe, markets may fail to operate at all.

In states granted the waivers, many health plans with much lower annual limits on coverage may continue to operate.

The Mediterranean, Africa and even the Indian ocean will be areas in which the Europeans may have to operate alone without the US.

Power plants now in construction may continue to operate until 2040.

A competitor that may wish to operate will have to provide a similar service to the incumbent provider.