Sentence examples for for which may from inspiring English sources

The justice and security bill is self-evidently against everything they stand for, which may explain recent confusing signals from the party and why a Lib Dem voted against Tory amendments in committee.

The UK is faring best on renewable electricity, the target for which may be met if current trends continue, but the proportion of renewable energy used for transport has fallen in the last year, and heating remains a significant problem.

But point out that, at the moment, promotion to a management function is the only public recognition a staff member can expect or strive for, which may encourage some to follow the management route even though they are temperamentally less suited.

A number of English writers have been fond of that harmonious, and rhetorical prose, the taste for which may well have been fostered not only by the familiarity with Cicero but also by the profound influence of the authorized version of the Bible (1611).

Unique ecophysiological characteristics are therefore not accounted for, which may introduce errors.

"The Committee have formally abolish'd all holydays whatsoever - for which may the Devil, who keeps no holydays, have them in his eternal burning workshop".

A good amount for me, which may be different for you.

"Intelligence further provides that paint bombs may have been moved to the Sipson Camp for storage which may be utilized for criminal damage.

This method yields the bonus feature of estimating precise tracks for UAVs, which may be applicable for automatic collision avoidance.

Our analysis found some glycosylation sites for (Rspo s which may be necessary for their functionality and signalling process.

Of course this perspective assumes the Internet is equivocally good for people, which may not be true for all cultures.