Sentence examples for may be contained by from inspiring English sources

BP executives have said that as much as 90 percent of the escaping oil may be contained by the cap if all goes well.

The gallbladder may perforate into the abdominal cavity, causing peritonitis, or the perforation may be contained by the omentum leading to an intra-abdominal abscess.

For females, short hair must be neat and may not extend past the bottom of the collar, while long hair must be pulled back into a tight bun, and may be contained by a hairnet.

Any concern that upgrading their diagnostic and curative skills may lead to abuse and malpractice may be contained by managerial and regulatory interventions by the public sector [ 33].

LIKE American counterparts who advocate building ties between the two nations, China's leaders may hope that frictions can be contained and overwhelmed by the two nations' shared interests in prosperity.

Financial contagion may have been contained for now by the European Central Bank, but political contagion is a growing risk.

New details of what may have been contained in the laptop were reported by The Washington Post.

Omega-3 poly-unsaturated fatty acids from fish may be protective for CVD but these effects may be confounded by contained vitamin D, and those of vitamin D by fish-oil intakes.

The sort of velocity profile that is suggested by Figure 9B may be established by containing the fluid between two parallel flat plates and moving one plate relative to the other.

For example, a kosher lubricating oil may be replaced by one containing tallow, which many rabbinic authorities view as non-kosher.

Our finding most probably reflects the fact that the popliteal cyst is not a closed structure; that is, the cyst has a communication with the knee joint capsule [ 21, 22], and the amount of fluid it contains may be affected by the degree of joint effusion and the intra-articular pressure.