Sentence examples for may have directly from inspiring English sources

Sorrow Is Born" (1968) The psychedelic rock opera that may have directly inspired "Tommy" (sounds like it, though the Who deny it).

The Usenet discussions may have directly influenced new shows' reputations or, perhaps more likely, the online comments may have reflected offline conversations.

Indefatigable and unrepentantly idealistic, Mr. Shriver may have directly affected more people in a positive way than any American since Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

Where we are presented with evidence that a doctor's actions may have directly led to a patient or patients coming to significant harm, we would be obliged to investigate and if necessary take appropriate action".

"Our findings suggest that non-caloric artificial sweeteners may have directly contributed to enhancing the exact epidemic that they themselves were intended to fight," the authors write in the journal Nature.

Taking these data together, since rmNinj11 50 includes N-terminal region where the homophilic binding domain is lcoated19,20, it may have directly activated macrophages by interacting with Ninj1 on macrophages.

Seven years ago, providers may not have directly asked questions about CAM use; and without the provider asking about it specifically, the patient may have never thought to disclose it.

He may not have directly participated in terrorism, but his passivity in the presence of figures like al-Masri is hard to fathom.

While the style adviser may not have directly made the sale, there's a good chance their efforts in building their local market led to it.

Although the products may not have directly caused the injuries, the undersecretary of defense for personnel and readiness issued a directive at the end of 2011 requiring the removal of all DMAA supplements from on-base stores, pending a safety review.

Cruz may not have directly responded to Trump or the Enquirer back in spring, a move that the Donald somehow finds suspicious.