Sentence examples for expedition which may from inspiring English sources
Some studies found a lowered mean finger temperature after a 2-week Arctic expedition, which may indicate a higher risk for cold injuries (Livingstone 1976).
The expeditions, which may have begun even earlier—perhaps about 2900 bce, were numerous until about 2200 bce.
Which may already be happening.
All of which may be right.
Which may have been exactly the point.
All of which may well be true.
Which may seem a big deal.
However, children in most rural settings in Africa are normally expected to participate in the household chores which may include working on the farm, carrying water from the riverside or public taps; and in coastal communities such as the rural site in this study, accompany their fathers on fishing expeditions (which involves the paddling of manual canoes).
The core of the sample metadata is found on labels attached to a collection object, which may be supplemented, in the case of poorly labelled 'historical' specimens, by data from related sources, such as published reports on expeditions and laboratory protocols.
