Sentence examples for may be violently from inspiring English sources

A trade is suspiciously accepted, offering moments of vulnerability in which the balance of power may be violently overturned.

And the comfortable world of biotechnology may be violently shaken by losing its hold on an industry that has $30 billion in annual global sales and is growing nearly 10percentt a year.

Immediately recognized as a classic, it illustrated with enormous erudition Haskell's later insight: every aesthetic system "is inextricably bound up with a whole series of forces, religious, political, nationalist, economic, intellectual, which may appear to have only the remotest relation to art, but which may have to be violently disrupted before any change in perception becomes possible".

But the very availabilty of guns means that even minor arguments may be settled violently.

When explosions occur underground, the fragmental material may be forced violently into the surrounding rocks, forming intrusive tuffs (peperites).

"These are just kids who did very, very stupid things," Mr. Sessoms said, adding that some students at the university come from troubled neighborhoods where disputes may be settled violently.

You are doing this at your own risk and if you are stupid enough to follow this advice you may lose your job or be violently attacked by coworkers-always have an exit plan.

Capitalism won't be violently overthrown.

The answer, Dr. Klein said, may be that liposuction violently destroys the fishnet structure under the skin where fat cells live.

I guess if you're a snob, your first instinct with these may be to vom violently.

Poitras's movie digs deep; it hints at the violently conflicting drives that an intelligent human being may be liable to.