Sentence examples for it may be accompanied from inspiring English sources

It may be accompanied by intense piety.

It may be accompanied by numbness and tingling.

If the pain is severe, it may be accompanied by some mild nausea.

It may be accompanied by flulike symptoms: fever, chills, body aches, headache and fatigue.

A proposition is a single complete sentence, although it may be accompanied by a list, a diagram, a table, or a set of formulas that provide specific details.

It may be accompanied by neuropathic pain, limitation of the joint range of movement and problems to perform activities of daily living.

It is a potentially toxic drug, and its use may be accompanied by multiple side effects.

We consider it likely that this may be accompanied with distinct population changes within other oral microbial taxa, as part of a dysbiosis in periodontal ecology.

Successful FGT performance requires the perception and integration of multiple stimuli and thus it is plausible that healthy aging may be accompanied by changes in visuospatial processing that mimic a subtle form of dorsal simultanagnosia.

In a Federalist essay, Madison praised his fellow Framers' "foresight" in seeing to it "that the progress of population may be accompanied with a proper increase of the representative branch of the government".

"Structural reform may be accompanied by painful adjustments," it warned.