Sentence examples for they may desire from inspiring English sources

One reason may be that while lower-income families now enjoy more leisure, technology has created new leisure activities that they may desire but cannot afford.

Just as many people crave vanity license plates — Mr. Metnick prefers the word "identity" to "vanity" — they may desire a personalized chicago.com address.

The statute does not say that they are to have an opportunity to produce evidence and to be heard to whatever extent they may desire.

And they may desire a more granular take on the race than the public polls provide — for example, in an effort to measure the effectiveness of an advertisement in a particular media market, or among a particular demographic subgroup.

But such volunteer sources, as Shulsky writes, "may be greedy; they may also be somewhat unbalanced people who wish to bring some excitement into their lives; they may desire to avenge what they see as ill treatment by their government; or they may be subject to blackmail".

"The directive does not allow NHS patients to go anywhere within Europe and get any treatment or medicine they may desire and then seek reimbursement from the NHS," stressed the spokesman.

We may desire that they abandon what we regard as outmoded superstitions, "see reason", become modern, liberal, secular.

We may desire loving relationships in real life — if you believe the magazines, anyway — but in literature, they make for dull and static prose.

A legal services organization may desire to host you.

After stopping to smell the roses, you may desire more vigorous activity.

What will happen after New Labour (for its passing, whatever Blair may desire, seems certain)?