Sentence examples for controls that may from inspiring English sources

The MPs blamed Crosby for putting in place "a culture of perilously high risk lending" with a lack of controls that "may have given rise to an accident waiting to happen".

"This incident provides a stark reminder that even security controls that may have been adequate in the past can be overcome by hackers, who are anonymous, persistent and have access to vast amounts of personal data and knowledge," J Russell George, treasury inspector general for tax administration, told the Senate finance committee.

Another of the early arcade-style NES games, this one has simple controls that may strike you as restrictive.

In practice, experiments will be subject to constraints on the controls that may prevent full optimization of the objective.

Designers must take care not to lose the benefit of natural and implicit interaction by introducing explicit interface controls that may be useful only occasionally.

The automation is applied to a special design problem of Model-based Predictive Controls that may contain the heuristic modeling uncertainty in case of custom modeling, and that also requires very frequent system analyses during development.

DCL main focus is on dependencies control that may not capture all architectural aspects, such as structural characteristics [16].

It is alsovery complex to understand the nature of speech motor control that may in fact underlie bothconditions.

Manipulating the built environment has been called a 'logical but often overlooked' area of injury control that may result in 'the most successful interventions' (Staunton et al. 2007).

This paper proposes a method for evaluating admissions control that may subsequently be used as the basis for improving the control of admissions.

Models for risk stratification require clinical information, including a measure of glycaemic control that may not be available to screening programmes.