Examples of 'may put you' in a sentence
Meaning of "may put you"
The phrase 'may put you' indicates a possibility or likelihood of someone causing harm or inconvenience to you. It suggests that there is a chance that someone's actions or decisions could negatively impact your well-being or circumstances
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may put you
Tuvok may put you out of a job.
Weakness and balance problems may put you at risk of falling.
May put you in big trouble soon.
He or she may put you on bed rest.
With a little imagination the mere street names may put you in another time.
Your doctor may put you on antidepressants.
Chiropractors will evaluate your body and in some cases they may put you through tests.
Some may put you in a bad stalemate.
Some widely used medications may put you at risk for heat stroke.
He may put you on the case.
Pollution from the traffic may put you at greater risk of harm.
I may put you in a home just like that.
Exposure to insecticides may put you at higher risk of diabetes.
It may put you in a better mood.
Another detail which may put you on the track of her.
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I may put you to work.
There are several factors that may put you at risk of experiencing sciatica.
It may put you in a bad mood.
Snacking is a common habit that may put you at risk of gaining unwanted weight.
They may put you in contact with a local agent.
The repetitive lifting of your child may put you at risk for back problems.
This may put you under pressure financially.
This means that even one drink may put you over the legal limit.
They may put you inside a cage for adultery.
The sedative may prevent you from recalling the procedure and may put you to sleep.
And that may put you in the mood.
Configuring dual PC on a single computer may put you in trouble.
Only that it may put you in a bad position.
Then He turned you away from them so that He may put you to a test.
But they may put you on the right road.
You have to thank your lucky stars The Justice Department may put you on parole.
It may put you in danger.
The Justice Department may put you on parole.
We may put you on stage.
In some instances, this may put you at ease.
This may put you as well your fellow passengers in danger.
Some evidence suggests that it may put you at an increased risk of heart attack.
It may put you in dangerous situations that may lead to legal or social problems.
The combined income may put you into a higher tax bracket.
I may put you on the alumni wall of honor, like your father and grandfather.
There are many factors that may put you at higher risk for trichomoniasis.
While anyone can develop cavities, some conditions and practices may put you at a higher risk.
These medicines may put you at higher risk of infusion reaction.
Perhaps if we ask him nicely, he may put you to your beds.
This may put you at greater risk for tooth decay.
Performing such exercises may put you at risk for injury!
And this may put you at greater risk of losing your home.
Returning to activities prematurely may put you at risk for re-injury.
Some changes may put you in a more challenging place financially.
And that 's fine but they may put you on a list.
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