Sentence examples for may have enriched from inspiring English sources
The diaspora may have enriched western cultural society by enabling Scotland to export its institutions, beliefs and character.
While the offering may have enriched Mr. Clark and other early Shutterfly backers, it has been a money-loser so far for most who bought into it.
Yes, during colonialism western powers may have enriched themselves by extracting resources and slave labour from their colonies – but that's all in the past.
Sure, seeing a cousin who can answer a couple of scientific questions about fracking may have enriched my understanding of something that I write about, but those conversations are the incidental benefits of a social experience, not its raison d'être.
Fascination with Michael Jackson's death and a reconsideration of his otherworldly life preëmpted my reading of "The Left Hand of Darkness," but, when I did get around to it, may have enriched it.
While it passed through the red giant stage, Sirius B may have enriched the metallicity of its companion.
Our screen may therefore have enriched for a set of mutations that reduce gene function to a level that is near the threshold required for developmental growth and is insufficient for compensatory growth, which requires either additional or more rapid cell divisions.
On the other hand, the promisee who has actually relied on the promise, even though he may not thereby have enriched the promisor, certainly presents a more pressing case for relief than the promisee who merely demands satisfaction for his disappointment in not getting what was promised him.
His circle of cronies, his son among them, many of whom have enriched themselves through corruption during his tenure, may face the same fate.
Promoting United Nations membership may also take some heat off Switzerland for banking practices that have enriched it.
This meant that the study population may have been enriched with patients who were treatment-resistant to S.S.R.I.'s, giving Effexor an inherent advantage.
