Sentence examples for may which at from inspiring English sources

After a promising first year, the 2012 team crashed out of contention before the end of May, which at least allowed them to focus on capturing the Cascadia Cup.

It is possible that referral coordinators at the tertiary centers may facilitate consultation, which may, at least for lower risk patients, appropriately reduce the need for transfer.

Now the global gloom has spilled over into commodity prices, the inflationary blip may pass, which would at least bring the real danger into full view.

The Baltic exercises lasted until 13 May, at which point the III Squadron returned to the North Sea.

The exposure to and involvement in research appears to be lower at Bristol, which may at least in part explain their lower intrinsic research interest.

The point at which tumours become sensitive to HAMLET may reveal at which point of tumour development cells become sensitive to the cytotoxic and therapeutic effects of HAMLET.

The structure of these compounds may be represented thus: in which X represents the ionic groups, which may occur at various locations on the benzene rings.

Some POPs also induce a proinflammatory state in AT, which may lead to detrimental metabolic effects.

The central surprise of this "Cyrano" — which may at first throw some traditionalists — is its restraint.

Qayyum and Najeeb epitomise the intensity of such love, which may, at times, be all that is left to them.

His motives must be pure, which may at first glance seem like a lot to ask of Mr. Sandler.