Sentence examples for may have reversed from inspiring English sources

This may have reversed in recent months.

Women's rush into the workplace has at least slowed, and may have reversed.

According to a 2012 study by the Pew Research Hispanic Center, "the net migration flow from Mexico to the United States has stopped and may have reversed".

The threat of rising inflation may have reversed that trend in the short term but rates are expected to keep falling in the long run.

(But a more recent Gallup poll, reported in The Washington Post on Thursday, suggested that this trend may have reversed itself somewhat since the Supreme Court's ruling on June 26 striking down a Texas antisodomy law).

As with the Mitropoulos score, Mr. Gilbert places the Andante movement in second place, before the Scherzo, in line with Mahler's second thoughts (though his third thoughts may have reversed the order yet again).

Potential endogeneity problems could arise since government spending may have reverse impacts on economic development and coal sales.

It was hypothesised that while risk behaviour have a history with aggressive behaviours of bullying, and violence/injury, healthy behavioural practices may have reverse effects.

Since this is not a prospective study, this study may have reverse causation due to possible effects of T2DM and MS on adiponectin and resistin levels.

Circulating monocytes undergo functional and phenotypic changes in TB patients, although the presence of different subtypes of monocytes in peripheral blood may have reverse implications for TB control at sites of infection [ 37, 38].

We include the socioeconomic, marital status and area variables at time t-1 given that child hospitalizations may have reverse effects on parental income, employment, marital status, and residential location.