Sentence examples for may be materially from inspiring English sources

as the trend progresses, the so‐called separation of taste between generations may be materially narrowed.

Rule 1.7 of New Jersey's Rules of Professional Conduct governing lawyers, they explained, "prohibits a lawyer from representing a client if the representation of that client may be materially limited by the lawyer's own interests".

REUTERS J.C. Penney Says Turnaround May Take More Time  |  "It may take longer than expected or planned to recover from our negative sales trends and operating results, and actual results may be materially less than planned," J.C. Penney said in its annual report.

Fair value may be materially different upon fair value analysis post-close.

Therefore, once a fairly decisive upward movement gets under way, it may be materially accelerated by such buying.

He said many major economies faced common problems that would hold back growth, and would mean that interest rates "in the future may be materially lower than they have been in the past".

Every ownership may have a different style, but it may not be materially different.

For example, within auditing is the concept of materiality, whereby the financial statements as a whole may not be materially misstated if an immaterial error or misstatement has occurred.

Like meanings and purposes, consciousness may not be something there in any typical sense of being materially or energetically embodied, and yet may still be materially causally relevant.

Therefore, a CPA in Montana will not have his salary compared to a CPA in Manhattan, where the amount of reasonable compensation may well be materially different.

Critical Path said its quarterly earnings, which so deeply disappointed Wall Street, may in fact be "materially misstated," the company said in its statement, warning that the investigation had just begun.