Sentence examples for which may stoke from inspiring English sources

Rising food and energy costs contributed to a modest rise in U.S. consumer prices in June, but underlying inflation was unchanged, the government said on Wednesday in a report which may stoke deflation fears.

Stuart Broad wasn't in his customary role of beginning the day in tandem with Anderson - that job went to Chris Woakes - which may just have stoked him up.

The Henry finding may stoke questions of whether Commissioner Roger Goodell might need to rethink some aspects of the N.F.L.'s personal-conduct policy, through which he suspended Henry more than once.

Some are concerned that supporters of the ruling party may stoke religious tensions.

China's gunboats, meant to still tensions, may stoke them instead.

China's displeasure may stoke wider tensions with the US and its regional allies.

However, the characteristic relation of BGK equation is quite different to that of macroscopic compressible Euler/Navier-Stokes equations, which may decrease the gain from implicit techniques, especially in high-speed flows.

In more recent history, it had been a restaurant called Stokes Adobe, which may have been as much appreciated for its thick mud walls and high beamed ceilings as it was for its menu.

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.

This may be in part due to spasticity being patient-reported, which may have led to the classification of stoke survivors as nonspastic when indeed spasticity was present.

You can also use pre-paid copy cards ($5, $10, or $20; one dollar is deducted for the card itself), which may be purchased at the Firestone, Lewis, and Stokes circulation desks.