Example sentences of "may then [verb] the [noun sg] " in BNC.
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1 | The child 's behaviour may then cue the adult as to how successful was the initial interpretation . |
2 | Effective promotional activity may then leave the retailer with little choice but to stock the brand on a continuous basis . |
3 | The nature of his choice or the terms in which it is expressed may then tip the balance . |
4 | A few of the males may then mimic the female 's odour . |
5 | They may then realise the truth of Fokine 's words . |
6 | The IOFC may then license the technology wherever it is required , at a commercial rate . |
7 | Following the review stage they may then repeat the cycle of preparation — teaching — feedback all over again in an attempt to improve their performance of that skill . |
8 | If the bird keeps struggling , it will be clawed and bitten repeatedly by its captor , but if it lies still the cat may then make the mistake of putting it down on the ground and releasing it from its jaws . |
9 | The appellate court may then make the order if it thinks fit . |
10 | As we will see in Chapter 18 , they may then form the basis for a multiple expansion of bank deposits ( money ) , with perhaps inflationary consequences . |
11 | The client may then pursue the right to apply to the High Court for an order to have the bill taxed . |
12 | You may then enter the type of change you require and then carry this out on only the current record or elect to make the change globally , that is on every record with similar field entries . |
13 | The female may then enter the nest and lay her eggs ( Figure 8.5 ) . |
14 | The female may then enter the nest , and lay her eggs while the male nuzzles her tail . |
15 | The group company may then receive the benefit of any allowable loss in respect of the liability , which the warrantors would want taken into account in calculating their liability . |
16 | The identification of risk and the reasons for high risk may then point the way towards meaningful and constructive attempts to intervene . |
17 | It may then penetrate the side of a tank or fly over the top . |
18 | These organisms may then colonise the neonate during vaginal delivery , and if infection subsequently develops , establishing effective antibiotic treatment may be difficult . |