Sentence examples for may whilst from inspiring English sources
[aside] War, Sir, is not my bus'ness, nor my pleasure: Nor was I bred in Arms; My Country's good has forc'd me to assume a Soldier's life: And 'tis with much regret that I Employ the first effects of it against my Friends; Yet whilst I may— Whilst this Cessation lasts, I beg we may exchange those Friendships, Sir, we have so often paid in happier Peace.
Gen. Videla was prosecuted for crimes against humanity and died in May whilst serving a life sentence in prison.
An owner died in an accident in May whilst using the Autopilot feature.
In the dynamic mode, customers' requests arrive when the service is already running and, consequently, the solution may change whilst the vehicle is already travelling.
The result is that in the looking glass world of EU budgets the EU's total spending may fall whilst Britain's payments actually increase.
As with pancreatic and biliary IgG4 disease, renal IgG4 disease exhibits a good response to corticosteroid treatment, with improvement in imaging findings and biochemical renal function, although some patients may relapse whilst on treatment.
The vast family (the baby will have five parents, 11 enthusiastic grandparents and 21 aunts and uncles) seem to be ready for whatever issues that may arise whilst they're raising the child together.
Within the same trial some muscle group strengths may improve whilst others do not (Ly et al 2001).
Patients clinical condition may deteriorate whilst awaiting a graft, such that transplantation becomes impossible due to the rapid progression of multiple organ failure.
Nevertheless, it is inevitable that across the years there will be some variation; for instance, in some hospitals with 200 beds only 8 patients may die, whilst in other hospitals of the same size 12 patients may die.
In patients with multiple metastases, a heterogeneous response to anti-angiogenic therapy can sometimes be observed i.e. some lesions may respond whilst other lesions in the same patient can progress [ 123].
