Sentence examples for may have reverted from inspiring English sources

This is the first reliable report that a vaccine-strength polio strain may have reverted to a virulent form and spread contagiously.

Mindaugas may have reverted to paganism afterwards.

He married a Protestant in 1593 and fathered two children, one of whom survived and was baptised in a Protestant church, but in 1598, following the deaths of his father and wife, he may have reverted to Catholicism.

Indeed, some of these misdiagnosed patients may have reverted due to adequate treatment of factors that may have caused cognitive impairment other than neurodegeneration (e.g., mood disorder, vascular risk factors).

By this time tumors that were not completely destroyed are likely to have reestablished, and as shown in our studies, the majority of cells may have reverted to an epithelial state.

The fact that they have reverted to a more traditional schedule may mean they are not so worried (or, simply, that Mr. Kerry cannot make up his mind).

You may also be interested to know that Jose Enrique appears to have reverted to his left-back role, with Downing deployed further forward.

Instead, they have reverted to magical thinking.

Beaches around Saginaw Bay in Michigan have reverted to marshes as shorefront reverts to wetlands.

I could have reverted to my scrambled eggs idea.

But many small farmers have reverted to subsistence farming.