Sentence examples for may be originally from inspiring English sources

Chris Benz may be originally from Seattle, but don't expect his customers to rock out in lumberjack flannels or defaced denim.

Frances Morris, who heads Tate's international activities, described the committees as "rather like exclusive book clubs" containing "like-minded people" who may be originally from the region focused on.

They were "hyperdiverse, spiritual rather than Religious-with-a-capital-R, educated, transnational – their family may be originally from Pakistan but now could be scattered across Canada, South Africa and the UK – they have a high disposable income, and the vast majority are English speakers".

This information illustrates that conflict-affected abductees and non-abductees may experience vulnerability to HIV infection in different ways than may be originally understood (i.e., different exposure opportunities).

In some clades (Clades IIIa and IIIb, Figure 1), extant intertidal taxa may be originally derived from historical source populations in the deep-sea.

Corn, or maize (Zea mays), was originally domesticated in the Western Hemisphere by Native Americans and was then carried to Europe by the early explorers.

Also it has been tried to test the ANN ability to predict new data that may not be originally available.

Such determinant of virulence may well be originally selected and (or) further maintained for their role in natural habitat: resistance to digestion by free-living protozoa, rather than for virulence per se.

Additionally, Galaxy provides data library functionality that presents pre-cached access to static data sets, which may only be originally available as files from the data provider.

The work of many modern painters is easy to forge and while they may be sold originally as "honest" fakes, they can pass into the market and be taken as originals.

In addition, a source of LPS which is translocated into blood circulation may be produced originally in the lower gut.