Sentence examples for may have increasingly from inspiring English sources
Chief among the implications stemming from this study is that increasingly taller trees and groundcover plants may have increasingly greater restorative potential.
The gradual suppression of the boundary layer and the resulting stratification of the atmosphere, which followed the peak of convective conditions, may have increasingly enhanced radon trapping (Latha 2007).
Vertovec & Wessendorf (2010a, p. 18) contend that even if the word multiculturalism may have increasingly disappeared from political rhetoric, this has not led to the 'eradication, or even the detriment, of actual measures, institutions, and frameworks of minority cultural recognition'.
Most of the existing studies mainly focus on network topology, largely ignoring the spatial distribution of hazards, as well as the spreading impact of spatially localized hazards, which may have increasingly adverse impact on civil aviation systems under the background of global climate change.
This is one example in which centralization of PMTCT services may not have worked well: authors reported that women may have increasingly found it more difficult to come back to the hospital because of long distances in an area where there was no public transport (women had to either walk or use bicycles) and would, therefore, have benefited from decentralized services at local clinics.
"We are concerned that this development may have an increasingly negative impact on the threat situation in Norway".
Mother's Day may have become increasingly commercial, but it's the perfect excuse to show your mum just how much you care.
Without effective technologies to cut carbon emissions to the levels required by science, it may have to increasingly exist in a market where polluters pay a premium.
He returns now to a world he may have felt increasingly more comfortable with anyway in recent years: the one outside basketball.
89) Iolanta and Bluebeard's Castle in New York Valery Gergiev's performances may have become increasingly uneven, but the Russian operatic repertory still brings the best out of him, and Tchaikovsky's final opera has long been one of his specialities.
His departure may have become increasingly unavoidable in recent weeks, with Chelsea's champion team listing feebly just above the relegation places in the Premier League, but still the news Mourinho had indeed left his post, described as a mutual departure in a club in statement on Thursday afternoon, marks a fittingly dramatic point in English football's recent history.
