Sentence examples for may descend from from inspiring English sources
When the plaza is finished, visitors may descend from Bloomberg Place to view the temple in its original setting.
They may descend from Cleopatra's Needle, but supertall buildings of 80, 90, 100 stories or more are fundamentally different: people live and work in them.
While the Schaghticokes may descend from Indians of the 18th century, he said in a telephone interview, they have not functioned as a tribe since then.
The poorly informative "a-1-2-3" allele may descend from multiple ancestors.
An inflammatory cascade including COX2 expression, secretion of cytokines and release of NO from astrocytes may descend from activation of a NF-κB-mediated pathway observed in astrocytes from ALS patients and in experimental models.
Our findings suggest that Stygiocaris and Typhlatya may descend from a common ancestor that lived in the coastal marine habitat of the ancient Tethys Sea, and were subsequently separated by plate tectonic movements.
Certainly, the Vietnam parallel no longer looks ridiculous: if the insurgency mutates into a full-blown sectarian war pitting Sunni Arabs against the rest, Iraq may descend into the sort of chaos from which no outsider can redeem it.But to judge from the continued willingness of millions of Iraqis, Sunnis included, to take part in referendums and elections, that point need not arrive.
Scholar Richard North theorizes that Old English geofon and Old Norse Gefjun and Freyja's name Gefn may all descend from a common origin; gabia a Germanic goddess connected with the sea, whose name means "giving".
Regulations may descend on Burbank drone users.
For example, it is now most commonly accepted that maize (Zea mays ssp. mays) is descended from the wild Mexican grass teosinte (Zea mays ssp. parviglumis)4.
Three entries in Irish annals may discuss him, though he is never named; a praise poem surviving from the Early Modern period may be descended from a poem originally written for him; a miracle in a Manx chronicle may or may not have Domhnall as its subject; and a doubtful charter surviving from a similarly late era was allegedly issued by him.
