Sentence examples for may have accentuated from inspiring English sources

But Comey's letter may have accentuated this process.

(Indeed, weaker incentives for local officials to puff up their GDP figures may have accentuated the dipping growth in provincial economies).

Oil prices should be much lower based on supply!" Analysts say Mr. Trump's comment may have accentuated the price trend by creating doubt about whether OPEC would enact cuts.

"Enjoy the timbering," she called, and she may have accentuated the switching of her hips as she moved off and away from the river herself, across the pale-gold fields; he would crane for as long as he could to follow her walk, she was sure of that, until she had disappeared from view, and he would be away to masturbate immediately in the woods then — she was sure of that, too.

Raising the levels of phosphate and sulphur through strategic fertiliser application may have accentuated the differences found between the PMs in root and shoot responses (van den Driessche 1999; Guillemette and DesRochers 2008), particularly by favouring trees from poles with their larger and more extensive root systems and consequent exploration of greater soil volumes.

Under such conditions of prolonged risk, understanding what makes a population vulnerable to volcanic threats is a complex and nuanced process, and must be analysed within the wider context of physical events, decisions, actions and inactions which may have accentuated the social differentiation of impacts.

Shock and grief have accentuated George's repressed English mannerisms.

This effect may have been accentuated by the rapid pressurization of fine pores within the structure of the fibres.

It may have been accentuated by the nasty legacy left by Chiang Kai-shek's Kuomintang (KMT), who succeeded Japanese colonists.

Others, including some European officials, believe the problems may have been accentuated by a series of covert efforts by the West to undermine Iran's program, including sabotage on its imported equipment and infrastructure.

These potentially contradictory effects of IGFBP-5 in bone are further complicated by observations indicating that IGFBP-5 additionally may function in an IGF-independent way, and may have been accentuated by differences in both experimental design and methodology among published studies.