Sentence examples for section that may from inspiring English sources
Given that the wedding announcements run in that section, that may well be true.
The section that may most surprise the average visitor is the one devoted to what is designated as "Popular Art".
Today though, Facebook has launched a new privacy section that may leave users scratching their heads.
In this condition, once a breakdown initiates at bottlenecks, it can propagate to upstream section that may consists of several facility types, where traffic conditions are not significantly different.
Preparation of root canal with rotary systems results in a more rounded cross section that may have a positive effect on stresses and force distribution within the root canal during filling [ 16].
For breast cancer, there are a number of drug development targets (or target pathways), in addition to those already mentioned in the previous section, that may have particular relevance.
With "Jeff in Venice, Death in Varanasi," you seem again to be chafing at the limitations of traditional form: the novel is split into two sections that may or may not share a main character and that bear no immediately apparent causal relation to each other.
Many groups that are part of Mr. Obama's political base praised the decision to make the emergency contraceptive pill more easily available, saying the change would also make it easier for all women to obtain the pill because stores often keep it behind the counter or in pharmacy sections that may close at night.
Finally, we propose abacuses for three different channel cross-sections that may be used to easily compute the flow in a microchannel.
Authors and publishers should consider including sections that may be considered "extraneous," because these may prove to be as important to student understanding as the text.
They investigated capillary tubes with different cross sections that may have an equal shape factor, G, which was defined as G = A/P 2, where A and P are the area and perimeter of the triangular cross section.
