Sentence examples for may have constructed from inspiring English sources
Bezos may have constructed a Darwinian work environment but it is all "to be the Earth's most customer-centric company".
Before hominins controlled fire and either built sturdy shelters on the ground or effectively defended caves and rock shelters, they may have constructed platforms in trees for daily activities as well as night lodging.
O'Meara, on the other hand, doubts this connection to Christ (2014, 405 n. 21) and suggests that Iamblichus may have constructed Pythagoras as a rival to Porphyry's presentation of Plotinus as the model philosopher (1989, 214 215).
And carefully, yet, thoroughly dismantle the prison you may have constructed out of fears.
In accordance with IRB criteria, participation was voluntary, and this may have constructed a self-biasing group of participants (e.g., those who have an interest in ownership).
If you're going to build a better mousetrap, you may have constructed a prototype out of used toothpaste tubes and bent paperclips at home, but you'll need a sturdier, more attractive model to show potential investors.
Second, the clinical AP tests may either lack construct validity (i.e., not measure the latent trait(s) relevant for APD) or may have construct validity, but incorporate noise due to contributions from non auditory-specific factors such as cognon auditory-specificironmental experience (c.factorshop et al. 1999; Barry et al. 2012; Barry et al. 2013) or attention (Moore et al. 2010).
Prokofiev may not have constructed music with Stravinskian precision, but he knew how to tell a story.
Although only one surviving document refers to Ross's flag-making during the Revolution, a receipt for making "standards" for the Pennsylvania navy, she may well have constructed others.
For the companies themselves, economists say, the gantlets they have constructed may be wasting managers' time and company resources.
The path Thai tobacco control advocates have constructed may not be relevant for tobacco control advocates in some LMICs.
