Sentence examples for may generate wrong from inspiring English sources

Distortions in the depth channel may generate wrong objects contours or shapes in the rendered images (see, for example, Figure 1d,e) and consequently hamper the visual user experience manifested in headache and eye-strain, caused by wrong contours of familiar objects.

Shale gas may generate taxes.

However, FDI also may generate problems.

Both may generate responsibilities.

Similarly, the pass fail nature of the BFI accreditation scheme 30 may generate a 'right wrong' culture which does not facilitate mothers and health professionals to work in partnership to make individual choices informed by personal values and circumstances.

He argues that the likelihood that the magistrate may be wrong generates a principle of toleration based on what is rational from the perspective of a legislator, not the perspective of an individual citizen.

Besides, when applied to 2's complement signed addition, they sometimes generate a wrong sign bit.

I may be wrong.

He may be wrong.

You may be wrong.

That may be wrong.