Sentence examples for forms that may from inspiring English sources

These recall Native American geometric motifs as well as stylized forms that may be based in nature.

Within a given population of organisms, the various forms that may engage in conjugation are known as mating types.

Planning may control the environment by the design of architectural forms that may modify the effects of natural forces.

Objects with human and animal forms that may have been toys have been found in deposits from ancient Sumer dating to 2600 bc.

Performance artist Marina Abramovic raised $661k from 4,765 backers in August 2013 to help her found the Marina Abramovic Institute: a building and body "dedicated to the presentation and preservation of long durational work, including that of performance art, dance, theatre, film, music, opera, and other forms that may develop in the future".

In contrast to the United States, Europe has embraced a model that views culture not as a commodity, in which market forces determine which products survive, but as a common legacy to be nurtured and protected, including art forms that may lack mass appeal.

Translocation Down syndrome is the only form that may be inherited.

As previously mentioned, congenital nephrosis is an especially severe form that may be apparent at the time of birth.

Another art form that may have been brought from the north, but that was more likely adopted from Pueblo culture, is sand painting (more accurately termed dry painting).

Dallas can keep the pressure on on Sunday, if they can get something in New York — though with their own form and New York's generally good home form that may be a stretch.

What is needed is greater investment in mental health care overall, so that patients can feel confident they have been prescribed the treatment that will best address their needs – whatever form that may take.