Sentence examples for may be according from inspiring English sources

Classification may be according to the species of plant affected.

It may be, according to a report by scientists this week.

Firecrest may be, according to Meyer, "not broken, but it can always be improved".

The catch may be, according to Gwen Pastorelli, an agent for Mary Holder Real Estate, that high-end sellers are more savvy in the first place.

In ceremonial usage, making a sign of the cross may be, according to the context, an act of profession of faith, a prayer, a dedication, or a benediction.

To be impressed with the universe and curious about it may be, according to some scientists, our species' only purpose in being here, especially if we are indeed alone in it.

Writing about the practice in 1978, Karen Paige suggested that, "When a custom persists after its original functions have died, it may be accorded the status of a ritual".

A significant variation in emission and material removal rate was observed for workpiece materials which may be accorded to the variation in melting and vaporization temperatures.

Edges may be coloured according to sign, and weighted according to degree of synergy.

* More than one classification may have been accorded to a single SEA report.

Small businesses may be rebounding, according to one survey.