Sentence examples for may have permitted from inspiring English sources

Small genomes may have permitted the evolution of flight; but they did not, it seems, evolve in response to it.

Some companies may have permitted timing, but the policy should have been uniform for all investors, big and small, he said.

The markets took a chilled approach to the solar-equipment company's default, which the authorities may have permitted as a message to investors about pricing risk adequately.

"I don't know what's going to happen now," the woman said through tears and an oxygen mask to aid her breathing after she was admitted with a possible tuberculosis infection, which her weakened immune system may have permitted.

If some of those saved documents prove how Marko cheated the nation of tax revenue, there is a basis of a strong corruption case against him - which touches on his father, who may have permitted the fraud.

Some representatives of more or less traditional foundation may have permitted themselves few uncharitable though about Ford in directing a lot of bad publicity & the wrath of Congress toward citizens who were quietly distributing money to charitable causes.

Specifically, RTCC reports that with this approach "companies that emitted more than 120percentt of the level covered by the free permits could seek extra permits, while those which emitted less than 80percentt of their allocation may have permits withdrawn".

Therefore, the length of the dose-optimization period of the study may not have permitted all ATX doses to be fully explored, which may have affected patient outcomes in the ATX treatment group.

Specifically, they claim that greater heat production in Archean time (about 4 billion to 2.5 billion years ago) would have produced hotter crustal geotherms, resulting in thin, hot lithospheric plates whose mechanical behaviour may have been quite different from that of the present-day plates and hence may not have permitted formation of subduction zones.

The relatively young association of YLS with hosts may not have permitted sufficient time to allow for genome expansion.

A larger sample size may also have permitted detection of additional predictors of progression that were less robust than ACR and Lp-PLA2.