Sentence examples for may exist or from inspiring English sources
Extraterrestrial life, life that may exist or may have existed in the universe outside of Earth.
The flights are being planned to search for the most likely places where water may exist or have been present in the past, places, that is, where life may have emerged.
In response to Wyden's third question – why the OPM had a database going back 30 years – Evanina wrote: "The ability to assess the 'whole person' over a long period of time enables security clearance adjudicators to identify and address any issues (personnel security or counterintelligence-related) that may exist or may arise".
Different types of wettability may exist or co-exist within a reservoir which may alter while drilling due to invasion of mud filtrate in near wellbore area or with the passage of time due to various undergoing processes under prevailing conditions.
The atmosphere of a confined space should be analyzed using equipment of sufficient sensitivity and specificity to identify and evaluate any hazardous atmospheres that may exist or arise, so that appropriate permit entry procedures can be developed and acceptable entry conditions stipulated for that space.
(a) Natural phenomena that may exist or that can occur in the region of a proposed site must be identified and assessed according to their potential effects on the safe operation of the ISFSI or MRS. The important natural phenomena that affect the ISFSI or MRS design must be identified.
It was in 2008, the year of the collapse, that Satoshi Nakamoto (who may or may not exist or may be a pseudonym) tried to invent a new god and myth with Bitcoin.
ROS are released by either NADPH oxidases or peroxidases, that may exist alone or in combination in different plant species.
This variation may exist within or between technologies.
An object may exist in (or "at") more than one world but need not exist in all.
Such nouns and considerations of ecological importance suggest that there may exist one or more additional dimensions related to human interaction, with factors such as emotion and attraction.
