Sentence examples for which may propel from inspiring English sources

The evidence includes the fact that some unexplained remissions have occurred after infections, which may propel the immune system into high gear possibly attacking the cancer tumor as well as the infection.

Palin's manic post-election publicity tour, which may yet propel her and "the first dude" to "Dancing With the Stars," is almost a parody of the McCain ad likening Obama to Paris and Britney.

The pinball player inserts a coin, which unlocks a spring plunger with which the player may propel a ball up an alley on the side of the glass-topped, inclined playing area.

The former picked up two new forwards, Bayer Leverkusen's Javier Hernández and Stoke's Marko Arnautović, which may be enough to propel them back into the top seven.

And who knows, it may propel you on to Toledo.

The MGM venture may propel her higher up that ladder.

Recent studies suggest that these phenomena could be related and that tumor cell metabolism may propel tumor immune escape.

Small group dynamics, Ms. Crenshaw said, may propel the mission beyond any individual's commitment.

Because the Popular Party is more likely to impose the austerity measures investors want, that may propel markets, some analysts said.

Politicians and financiers are hardly the only professionals whose psychic flaws may propel them into the stratosphere.

But junk patents may propel lawsuits nonetheless.