Sentence examples similar to may categorically from inspiring English sources

People are so enthusiastic about embracing these opportunities that it may be categorically inaccurate to think of them as embarrassments.

"The ethics rules may not categorically bar Mr. Kobach from listing his role on the Commission among other biographical details, but his extraordinarily aggressive promotion of his Commission role — including in soliciting campaign donations — far exceeds any such acceptable use," adds the complaint.

But I suspect that Jeanette Winterson, for instance, may regret having categorically dismissed Oxford as "a sexist little dump": it was not after all anyone in the town or the university who dragged that professorship election into the mire.

The abstracts thus may be browsed categorically based on the ontology terms.

The contention that innovative strategies will be required is based on a concern that climate change, which could jeopardize critical infrastructure and destabilize various systems that maintain public health, may represent a categorically distinct public health stressor.

Both meta-analysis articles used the term "fish" to refer to intake of fresh water, ocean, and shell fish (2, 3), but these items may also be referred categorically as "seafood" as noted in current federal recommendations.

Moving home or changing school in the past five years was modeled categorically; residential mobility may act as a latent indicator of neighbourhood familiarity (i.e., familiarity produces active travel).

For simplicity, we focus on costs of resistance in drug-free conditions, but note that a complete understanding of selection on resistance alleles would incorporate their selective effects across a wide range of drug concentrations, because drug concentrations in nature may vary continuously, rather than categorically, over space and time (Baquero and Negri 1997; Hermsen et al. 2012).

The finding that generalized fear includes altered early sensory processing of not only the threat-predictive stimulus but also novel though categorically-similar stimuli may have important implications for the etiology and treatment of anxiety disorders with sensory sequelae.

The big rumour is that the Rolling Stones may turn up, which they are categorically denying.

I'm just telling you categorically that any money I may have paid came from my own personal UK bank account.