Sentence examples for may have ongoing from inspiring English sources

According Menopause UK, there are only 29 menopause clinics in the UK to serve the 13 million women – a third of the female adult population – who have reached the menopause, are going through it or are postmenopausal (and may have ongoing symptoms).

Even as the anger against America dies down, the underlying tension stirred up by this affair may have ongoing consequences in Egypt — not least because it will boost the case of the Islamists who want to put a ban on blasphemy at the heart of the constitution currently being drafted.

Secondly, multi-traumas may have ongoing haemorrhage from another identified or unidentified source, masking a cardiac tamponade as an injury or complimentary mechanism of shock [8].

The trauma may have ongoing effects regardless of intervention or the person may show few long term effects and recover quickly.

One limitation is that our study does not evaluate behavioral change in drinking after diagnosis, which may have ongoing effects on survival.

Moreover, the patient may have ongoing problems that the FP did not manage at these encounters (e.g. because the patient was under specialist care for those problems).

Criteria for the categorization of cognitively normal were: (i) no active neurological or psychiatric disorders; (ii) some subjects may have had ongoing medical problems, yet the illnesses or their treatments did not interfere with cognitive function; (iii) normal neurological exam and (iv) were independently functioning community dwellers.

We chose to exclude subjects with a consultation free period of more than one year although some of these may still have ongoing pain, as well as being at higher risk for relapses.

I am a sceptic; I suspect the Iranians may have an ongoing weaponisation programme.

I am a skeptic; I suspect the Iranians may have an ongoing weaponization program.

A third subject had an uncertain history of alcoholism that may have been ongoing at the time of his death; two control subjects were prescribed very low doses of amitriptyline (50 mg at bedtime) and mesoridazine, respectively, for sleep or pain control.