Sentence examples for may actually set from inspiring English sources

"Getting a bit more wealth gives you the resources to put in water pipes, put in schools with teachers, whereas getting a bit more GDP doesn't necessarily bring you more tolerance, and may actually set you backwards on environmental performance, or may lead to new problems in health and wellness, such as obesity".

And according to new research, mindfulness may actually set the stage for awe.

In reality, legislators have done almost nothing to save CHIP since their failure in September; the House bill may actually set reauthorization back by weeks.

Each individual bear story can be given an ending, salutary or not, but if the story of our conflicts with the North American black bear seems nowhere near resolution, that may be because enough generations of bears have now become habituated to humans and our fragmented landscapes that, according to some biologists, we may have actually set the species on a new evolutionary path.

Fernando de Noronha is an island – named after a 16th-century Portuguese nobleman who may never have actually set foot there – that exists in the Brazilian imagination somewhere not far from Shangri-la, Atlantis and paradise.

The decision has set off a firestorm, and now, thankfully, Congress may actually do something about it.

HEALING the wounds incurred during Northern Ireland's "Troubles" was bound to be slow, but the latest attempt to do so may actually have set things back a bit.

"It may take a long time before the stage is actually set," he said.

But no date was actually set.

I think they actually set the trends.

Some liquid detergents might actually set stains.