Sentence examples for may be nullified from inspiring English sources

Airplanes travel so fast that, even though two pilots may see one another in time to initiate evasive action, their maneuvers may be nullified if either one incorrectly predicts the other's move.

One word of warning: retro-fitting tough locks or even laminated glass on to uPVC doors can backfire, as the doors are not always strong enough to take them, and their warranties may be nullified by later changes.

Asynchronous bypassing requires synchronization between the forwarding and receiving units, with the danger that the advantages of asynchronous operation may be nullified by reintroducing the lock-step operation of synchronous processors.

Citing the fact that his eight years as governor may be nullified by its distance in time and that his visibility in the Senate was low, critics pondered whether moderate voters may be more inclined to line with possible candidate Mark Warner of Virginia.

Sometimes bias may cancel out in the test, for example, one item may favour males, another females, and their effects may be nullified [ 28].

The potential advantage of a re-vaccination after 5 years may be nullified by the limited life-expectancy of most dialysis patients.

In this sense, Google Glass may be nullifying our human intelligence and replacing it with technology.

The explanation of Rule 4 reads (ibid).: "This rule should be followed so that arguments based on induction may not be nullified by hypotheses".

Some models may be needed by law, or have legal implications, that could be nullified by an unauthorized developer making adjustments to the model.

Thus, the advantage of literacy seems to be nullified in the overall disturbance that the flood may be causing to a family.

Children older than 12 may withhold permission, but if they do decide to participate, that can formally be nullified by their parents' refusal.