Sentence examples for may have systemically from inspiring English sources

The National Rifle Association and its two arms for lobbying and campaign contributions may have systemically violated political spending law, a new report claims.

After a bombshell report in Pennsylvania revealed 300 priests had abused 1,000 kids over the span of decades, the attorneys general in New York and New Jersey launched state-level investigations of their own to look into the crisis, and how clergy higher-ups may have systemically covered it up.

These medications are systemically absorbed and may have systemic adverse effects such as cataracts and fractures [ 1, 2].

I don't think we have systemically dangerous institutions.

I think we have systemically dangerous contracts, and bank deposits are one of them, as Doug described.

We have systemically and massively come to believe that business both is, and ought to be, highly rational.

"When we have systemically applied City, County and federal resources, we see results".

Banks just below the systemically important threshold may have to maintain even higher levels of capital to compete with their larger rivals for international business.

He hinted that systemically important financial institutions may have to hold as much as twice the Tier 1 common equity buffer that will be required under international standards known as Basel III.

The discovery that a Prx is important for insulin secretion reveals that systemically reducing Prx function may have more complex effects on the insulin-mediated responses of a whole animal than suggested by studies in cell models.

More extensive use of antibiotic prophylaxis systemically and in bone cement may have resulted in selection of more virulent or resistant microbes (Santos Sanches et al. 2000).