Sentence examples for may be disapproved from inspiring English sources

If the cost of a QALY falls below a certain threshold, the technology may be disapproved.

If the girly-girls aren't used to tomboys, they may be disapproving and inclined to act as if you're an outcast at first, but just come up with a few witty comebacks.

You may even be perceived as the villain who needs to be disapproved of or booed.

Because I'll be disapproved of".

Well, all right -- perhaps a drug should be disapproved if... it's already disapproved!

Social desirability bias may act in different ways at different ages (e.g., if sexual behavior is disapproved among adolescents and/or older, non-reproductive women), or by HIV status (e.g., to avoid blame for being HIV-positive).

Conversely, if being disapproved of means that an effect is not good, the class of good effects may vanish altogether, since for any likely effect there will be some weirdo somewhere who disapproves of it.

Carter is disapproved of as a politician.

Chabot's method is disapproved of by his Paris superiors.

And while this can nurture a closer community and ensure everyone looks out for one another, it can also be used to patrol the behaviour of those who do not conform to the unwritten rules –meaning young women may be ostracised by disapproving elders for wearing "western" clothes or speaking to a boy.

There may be people who disapprove along the way but you need to carry on singing and performing.