Sentence examples for which may catch from inspiring English sources

That is nasty for the animals, which may catch the disease if the vaccine has not been made properly; indeed, this is why the tests are carried out.

She has been busy in the meantime, of course, most recently with her popular cathedral town thrillers featuring lonesome draughtsman-detective Simon Serailler (an artistically inclined bachelor policeman nuzzling around old buildings - now there's a genre which may catch on).

In that context, the rush to remain dynamic and full of new but simple features, which may catch the eye of users and get them to use the service a bit more, is not to be underestimated.

Removing tangles from your hair will allow you to create smooth waves rather than knots which may catch or look unappealing.

They caught you; there's no point in enraging them any further by swallowing it or lying about it (which may get you into even worse trouble).

However, shorter length of stay may increase the 30-day rehospitalization rate because patients with a critical condition may return if they are discharged early, a problem which EMR may catch.

That puts more emphasis on the front brakes, which may have caught Rosberg out.

Indeed, this is the mechanism through which blacks students may catch up to their white counterparts.

So in women ages 20 to 30, doctors often order repeat Pap tests, which is expensive but may catch the tiny minority of cancers that develop in less than 15 years.

Wolves may catch Dioctophyma renale from minks, which infects the kidneys, and can grow to lengths of 100 cm.

Who Is Behind The Wheel At Ford? 10.15.2001 CEO Jacques Nasser's enemies may catch up with him and engineer a coup in which Bill Ford himself takes over.