Sentence examples for may have adjusted from inspiring English sources

(Our eyes may have adjusted to the dark, but we don't confuse it with daylight).

"[Court] propaganda departments are usually conservative, and given Bo's performance [on Thursday], they may have adjusted their strategies to make sure his political star effect wouldn't ferment," said Wu Qiang, a political scientist at Tsinghua University.

"In reaction to these additional revelations, people may have adjusted their use of social media and their willingness to discuss a range of topics, including public issues such as government surveillance," suggests the report.

While Americans may have adjusted their view of the warrior president, they draw the line at blaming him for September 11th (and will probably punish any Democrats who dare suggest it).

High society may have adjusted, eschewing Dublin's Michelin-starred restaurants in favour of lower-key eateries such as the Town Bar & Grill (the night I was there, Tony O'Reilly, the great business prince of the years before the boom, walked in - an event the owner said was unprecedented).

The images are etched: fans bundled in layers, players removing helmets and releasing steam that rises from their heads, Giants Coach Tom Coughlin with a face so red during the N.F.C. championship game four years ago that some viewers may have adjusted their televisions.

But British business, or some of it, may also have adjusted to a stronger exchange rate.

Charles was a 20th-century gentleman; I sense he may not have adjusted easily to current and recent events.

Previous findings may not have adjusted for prior experience with heart disease.

In multinomial logistic regression analysis, we adjusted our results for patient characteristics, including patient origin, but we may not have adjusted our results for all potential confounders.

This may suggest that they had adjusted to living with their chronic illnesses.