Sentence examples for may blur its from inspiring English sources

While we believe the company will most likely exceed expectations, certain charge-offs related to acquisitions and stock-related compensation may blur its true operating performance.

"The seemingly never-ending haze and fog may blur our vision," it said, "but makes us see extra clearly the urgency of pollution control and the urgency of the theory of building a socialist ecological civilization, revealed at the 18th Party Congress".

If the random walk is not known, then it may blur the interference pattern similar to decoherence.

But in cloning the situation would be more complex as it may blur generational boundaries (McGee, 2000) and the clone would likely be confused about her kinship ties (Kass, 1998; O'Neil 2002, 67 68).

Although reporting incidental findings in clinical trials may improve the clinician-participant relationship and satisfaction of participation, it may blur the line between clinical care and research.

Smoothing was omitted for the analysis of regions of interest (ROIs) from the single-subject localizer (see below), as it may blur activation across distinct functional regions (Nieto-Castanon et al. 2003).

Facebook may blur the lines between verified news and fake news and misinformation, but it also opens up a direct line of communication between citizens and public officials.

Over time, those details may blur.

The years may blur, but the clothes have not lost their vibrancy.

Here, actors and actions may blur, but emotions remain crystal clear.

Those damn statistics may blur the truth, but the latter is not the credential of a genuine superstar.