Sentence examples for may exist over from inspiring English sources

A trend toward earlier development of the Atlantic's first tropical storms may exist over the past several decades, with seven preseason storms in the past seven years.

But whatever doubts may exist over that, there was no questioning Mr McCain's moral clarity on two other issues this year, both concerning foreign policy.

"It is time for the Courts to end this political interference and remove whatever legal cloud that may exist over the right-of-way beneath federal land at Lake Oahe".

In the social Hymenoptera (ants, bees, and wasps), conflict may exist over male production [ 7].

Unlike STEPS and some other forms of epidemiological surveillance, the data are regularly collected and may exist over longer periods.

However, at tropospheric temperatures of 200 240 K bulk (amorphous and/or crystalline) solid carbonic acid may exist over prolonged periods of time.

On the other hand, the fact that there may exist substantial levels of over-conversion (1- p 1 ) indicates that ignoring the effect of over-conversion can lead to under-estimate the overall methylation levels.

Given the minimal numbers used in the current study it is obviously possible that such hemi-field differences may exist when averaged over larger populations.

We've been fascinated by the idea life may exist elsewhere, and for over 50 years the Search for Extra Terrestrial Intelligence (Seti) has been scanning the galaxy for messages from an alien civilisation to no avail.

Similar to the non-athletic population, a situation may exist where LBP fluctuates over time with recurrences or exacerbations and temporary remissions [ 40, 41].

Even in larger bodies of water, they may take disproportional advantage of any seasonal concentrations of fish when and where only very limited areas of suitable spawning, low-flow, or over-wintering habitat may exist.