Sentence examples for may be intentionally from inspiring English sources

Technical facts may be, intentionally or unintentionally, exaggerated or hidden.

In that sense the design of the site may be intentionally ironic.

Mr. Wilson of BradsDeals says the retailers may be intentionally trying to confuse shoppers.

"We believe Apple may be intentionally forcing users to use their repair services, which cost much more than most third-party repair shops.

There is not much readiness in Saudi Arabia for the idea that a woman may be intentionally provocative and still be reasonable — so women who speak up are taking an additional risk.

While some who use the phrase may be intentionally slighting Black Lives Matter, or offering a counter-slogan to one they view as divisive, others have seemingly been unaware that anyone would be offended.

That's because under current regulations, food labels may, in addition to the ingredient list, contain health claims that may or may not be intentionally deceptive.

Similarly, say proponents of the analogy, there may be a moral rule-schema according to which members of group G may not be intentionally harmed unless p, and the moral environment sets the values of G and p. As with the first point of analogy, philosophers such as Prinz (2008) find this comparison dubious.

We can not exclude the possibility that some residents may have been mixed with NDP population in the camps (when they were relatives or where the residents may have be intentionally increased the stated size of the camps in order to increase the quantity of food distributed).

While people may not be intentionally following the campaigns, the amount of news they watch certainly contains plenty of political fodder — and osmosis works.

The index dip may also be intentionally designed to broaden the fundamental mode field profile toward a plateau-like distribution, which have advantages for fiber source connections, fiber amplifiers and self-imaging applications.