Sentence examples for may have simplified from inspiring English sources

The composer may have simplified it for children, but he did not write down to them.

Andrew Left, Citron's founder, accepts he may have "simplified" some aspects of his latest report for a Western audience, but denies wilful misrepresentation.

While Hollywood may have simplified the idea a bit for the screen, this is apparently a very real tactic which Israel has used in the past.

This was done because the items had been researcher-created and may have simplified the quantitative perspective through the use of item-level descriptive statistics.

This, and the fact that all patients were referred to one of two hospitals for follow-up care, may have simplified the peer navigation process.

Physicians who took care for these children may have simplified the therapy in order to reduce possible long-term metabolic toxicity effects of PIs.

Before then Lancaster will have to settle on his best XV, which Saturday's reverse may well have simplified, and convince everyone this was simply a blip.

The changes may, in part, have simplified bureaucracy, but with players on this terrain personalizing bureaucracy, they also reinvented it and helped bring about new institutional forms of governing in which government and business cozily intertwine.

They have simplified Italy's tangled bureaucracy.

We have simplified the nomenclature of the play.

They have simplified their attack and begun playing better together.