Sentence examples for that may instill from inspiring English sources

Another feature – and one that may instill fear in developers whose apps suffer from infrequent use – will allow iPhone users to "offload" their unused applications.

The resulting analogues were tested for anti-tuberculosis activity yielding compounds with comparable anti-tuberculosis activity to ethambutol and increased lipophilicity that may instill better tissue penetration and serum half-life.

It may be suggested that, social participation acts to enable khat chewers to regulate their khat chewing, exposing khat chewers to a protective network that may instill in them the value of non-symptomatic attendance.

Facebook is hoping a shared experience with users commenting together on clips could make Watch more appealing, but it's a genuinely new behavior that may prove difficult to instill.

One of the "virtues of mortality" it pointed out is that it may instill a desire to make each day count.

Capacohca rites were complicated religious and political ceremonies that may have been partially intended to instill fear in communities recently conquered by the Incan empire.

"If you want to instill Jewish identity, you have resources available that may not be equivalent on the Asian-American side," Ms. Kim said.

Expert review of alarm logs does not instill me with confidence that they captured events that may have been missed.

Berns posited that "[o]rganized groups may instill values more strongly through the use of rules and social norms".

Be kind to others so that you can be kind to yourself, show compassion to others so that we may be compassionate with ourselves, give love, acceptance and confidence freely to ourselves so that, one day, we may instill it in those around us.

Also, learning that over the course of history the first can become last and the last can become first may instill the habit of mind that reminds us, "There but for fortune go I".