Sentence examples for may be arrived from inspiring English sources

There are no such things, except as they may be arrived at by arbitrary definition and the method of ignorance.

Cultural systems exhibit equifinal behavior – a single final state may be arrived at via different mechanisms and/or from different initial states.

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Although the conclusions of the aforementioned studies were different, a consensus may be arrived at based on the postoperative pathologic stage of the patient in determining the need for adjuvant chemotherapy.

The conviction that a deer has passed may be arrived at, but the story the hunter tells will be believed in proportion to his own experience and standing in intellectual honesty.

If this feature can be coupled with a more readily reducible Pt(IV) compound (the Pt(IV) compound studied here is the most inert in a series studied), a drug with good penetration and cytotoxic potential may be arrived at.

But Biden's time — if it ever comes — may be arriving.

But he may be arriving with a hammer for a hand.

A similar moment may be arriving in North Korea; let's not miss it.

He may be arriving at this conclusion by a route involving some indefensible detours, but the conclusion itself is sound.

At the extreme end of the continuum, more students may be arriving on campus with diagnosed psychological problems.