Sentence examples for may have precisely from inspiring English sources

And if it, or some future treatment, becomes widely accepted, it may have precisely the effect critics worry over, making even minor premenstrual irritability seem like an illness.

In fact, the safer bet is that Republicans are going to spend every waking moment on the scandals, which may have precisely the effect they wish: a drop in Obama's public approval.

It may well be that an intervention such as free bus travel, although not designed to alleviate loneliness, may have precisely the characteristics that the review authors identify.

Indeed, the republican-inspired mob may have had precisely this in mind when they took to the streets.

For some 21st-century Americans, teenage pregnancy may not have precisely the same scandalous — or sorrowful — significance it did just a couple of weeks ago.

Ecologists may not have precisely pinpointed what triggered the rapid rise of these ecosystems, but our understanding of their origins has come a long way since deforestation by prehistoric humans was thought to provide the answer.

Our analysis was based on a single, baseline assessment of physical activity, which may not have precisely represented long-term activity habits.

A BSc program in Medical Sciences may not have precisely the same aims as the standard five year MBChB and this is one limitation of this study, as graduates may have a slightly different focus in their careers.

That may have been precisely the point.

"These very 'flaws' may have been precisely the elements that made their sound so magnetic," he wrote.

Great title, too, although I fear I may have committed precisely that triteness when last we met.