Sentence examples for may be agitated from inspiring English sources

They are often inserted with considerable force and after insertion may be agitated or screwed to the left or right.

A DHB statement advised that those who may have taken this batch may be agitated, with a racing heart beat or dangerously high blood pressure.

Patients may be agitated (hyperactive delirium), may be withdrawn (hypoactive or quiet delirium), or may have features of both agitation and withdrawal at times [ 1].

In these hot water bathing tubs, water may be agitated by powerful jets of air or water that produce bubbles and hence aerosols of water droplets.

It pays to have a diplomatic attitude and avoid hurting the other person's feelings who may be agitated themselves.

For one, it represents an opportunity for the company to return value to shareholders (the company can also issue a dividend), which may be agitating the company to do something in order to build up good will with Wall Street.

The most urgent regional transformation is not the Middle East, where an Arab Spring has, with the exception of Tunisia, become a humanitarian nightmare, but Ukraine, where Russian President Vladimir Putin has already overseen the redrawing of the European map and may be agitating for more.

He seemed to be agitated.

We have to be agitated and engaged.

"I urge everyone not to be agitated.

Huang Ronghui, an official at the Ankang Forestry Bureau's pest control department, lists a host of other possibilities: the hornets may have been agitated by a dry spell, while labourers have been moving deeper into the mountains, disturbing their nests.