Sentence examples for may have distanced from inspiring English sources

Match Group, the parent company of Tinder, may have distanced itself from Mr Rad's comments, but the damage is done and Tinder may end up looking for another chief executive sooner rather than later.

The author, Sonia Sotomayor, who on Thursday was confirmed as the first Hispanic Supreme Court justice, may have distanced herself from the term at her confirmation hearings, but other Latinas are running with it, adopting it as a rallying cry and wearing it as a badge of pride.

Those who use this strategy may have distanced themselves from the habits of their social heritage.

For example, incentives may have distanced voluntary donors and attracted new, incentive-driven donors without affecting the overall number of donors.

For example, a numeric line protection relay may have distance or current differential function as the main protection, and directional and overcurrent functions as the backup protection.

Usually, a threshold is put in place to the distance between the query feature and the nearest matching feature returned, rejecting matches that may have distances greater than the threshold [8].

THE thought of shrieks from playgrounds during recess may till now have distanced developers from choosing sites near schools.

He may have since distanced himself from Rand's objectivist philosophy – too atheist – but politically, Ryan doesn't leave you much room to pass him on the right.

NASCAR may have officially distanced itself from the Stars and Bars, but the Confederate flag is still as ubiquitous at tracks as the stench of burned rubber.

Mr. Gensler may be a good man, he may be genuine in his efforts, he may have truly distanced himself from his formative underpinnings of Wall Street and the influence of power.

Adeyemi believes that the company may have purposely distanced itself from Indonesia in the early days to avoid any negative political sentiment about a foreign brand controlling such a large share of the market.