Sentence examples for may be intelligible from inspiring English sources

In this case, the reason may be intelligible but should not figure in the public justification for a law.

Holt said nothing may be intelligible via logic, but you probably won't be able to visualize it unless you have a cable sports subscription.

Also a Legend of Table 2 that says: "Column I - Letters;" may be intelligible to the people who work with COGs on a daily basis, but not to people who this manuscript might hope to reach.

After The Vegetarian, Kang and I worked on her next novel, Human Acts, which required far more conversation about what aspects of Korean life may or may not be intelligible to a UK readership.

A statement may be perfectly intelligible without being based upon any good evidence or reason, though of course no statement can be reasonable without its being intelligible.

Plumping may be an intelligible form of choice, but it is questionable whether it is a satisfactory account of moral choice.

Qualitative cross-species assays of M. occidentalis and C. intestinalis cis-regulatory sequences indicated that specific orthologous pairs of enhancers may be mutually intelligible (e.g., Sox1/2/3 ectodermal enhancer) while others are mutually unintelligible (e.g., Foxf TVC enhancer ).

They would be intelligible of course, if you spoke Korean.

Third, subsistent Being, if known, would be intelligible per se.

When scripts are represented using activity diagrams, both the text and symbols used should be intelligible.

Indeed, roles elicited without leveraging on business information are unlikely to be intelligible by system administrators.