Example sentences of "[conj] it may [be] used " in BNC.
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| 1 | This process can be supported by a computer with which the client may interact alone or it may be used by the counsellor as a database and prompter . |
| 2 | Such a phrase may feature as part of a quotation , or a paraphrase , as in indirect speech ; or it may be used in respect of an object which we know to be fictional , for example in the context of a story or a fairy tale . |
| 3 | Be that as it may , the limitation by reference to Article 36 means that Article 100A(4) can not be used , for example , to protect consumers , although it may be used to protect health , and the specific reference to the environment means that it may also be used in that context . |
| 4 | An intensive course for executives , designed to fit into a four-week period of full-time study , although it may be used for different study periods . |
| 5 | You may not need a provisional licence if you hold a full licence which states that it may be used as a provisional licence for driving other categories . |
| 6 | Its particular advantage to the marketer is that it may be used without extensive training in mathematics or computer programming , since programming is done by the package itself when in operation . |
| 7 | It is certainly true that pigeons with bar magnets attached to their heads navigate incorrectly on overcast , but not on sunny , days ( Figure 4.9 ) ; which suggests both that pigeons have a magnetic sense , and that it may be used by pigeons as a back-up compass sense when the sun is invisible . |
| 8 | It left the old equitable assignment untouched , and it may be used still . |
| 9 | No plant matter is actively used in the construction of the nest , but it may be used indirectly to anchor the nest and stop it from floating away . |
| 10 | Management system dynamics is mainly concerned with the time-varying behaviour of processes or systems , but it may be used to carry out modelling and investigation under any of the four OR categories described in section ( 5.1 ) above . |