Sentence examples for may deliver even from inspiring English sources

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This primary season not only promises little, it may deliver even less.

Newer approaches, such as exome sequencing studies and certain approaches to analyzing gene expression (e.g., RNA-Seq analyses), promise added clarity but also may deliver even more confusing data.

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C. anisata and C. glabrum extracts had a lower cellular toxicity than the Loxostylus alata extract and may deliver an even more useful product that could also be important in treating human patients.

This actually gives you a chance to decide what you should be building, and we may be able to deliver even more social housing as a result.

We're a big developer, and with the income we may be able to deliver even more than we're currently building.

In developing countries, poor infrastructure to intervene timely and to deliver even basic care may jeopardize well-meaning projects directed to specific diseases or conditions.

Our data demonstrate that improvements will need to cover several areas, but that better care may be delivered even within the confines of currently available staff and equipment if there are improvements in training, motivation and standard operating procedures/guidelines to address key issues in neonatal care.

That being said, modest return policies that can deliver even a small number of well-understood clinically actionable results may be viewed very positively by most participants.

It is time to deliver even more.

During a dialog, users may deliver different utterances even when querying the same information.

The pragmatic conservatives may say: 'he delivers, even if we don't agree with him.' ".

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