Sentence examples for may would provide from inspiring English sources

The House bill, and a Senate bill approved in May, would provide managers and employees with more guidance on telecommuting, or "telework," as the legislation refers to it.

In addition, a bill passed in the House in May would provide $80 million annually for four years to clean up the Sound; the Senate version would provide $10 million a year for five years.

In addition, a bill passed in the House in May would provide $80 million annually for four years to clean up the Sound; the Senate version would provide $10 million annually for five years.

The current plan for Hartsdale, which is scheduled for completion next May, would provide new glass enclosures for the overpass and staircases, new lighting and heating, and new signage -- but no elevators.

In his farewell statement outside Downing Street, Mr Cameron said Mrs May would provide "strong and stable leadership" and wished her well in her negotiations on Britain's exit from the EU.

In many patients, the benefits and risks are at odds with each other, as it may appear that one agent would provide more benefit but may also carry larger risks.

The information that may have been accessed would provide precious insights into how a rival operated, what it thought of its own players and those of other franchises.

New equilibrium between human well-being and ecosystem integrity at global scale may be achieved, which would provide a solid foundation for sustainability (Wu 2013).

This genetic discrepancy between two diagnostically similar groups (though phenotypically difference in terms of response profiles) may be detectable, and would provide insight to the biology of treatment resistant depression.

While the private plans may cost more, the legislation would provide a sliding-scale subsidy for lower-income people.

I would venture to say that overall, the outliers will be evident, even considering such fluctuations; though the data in the middle may not be exact, it would provide an overall picture, but not an actual measurement.