Sentence examples for may have underpinned from inspiring English sources
Glamorous debauchery and cynicism may have underpinned the marketing of floor wax and cigarettes, but earnest yearning and anxiety were twitchingly, poignantly alive then, too.
Meanwhile, Zachary Keck at The Diplomat writes that Android's continuing dominance in China may have underpinned Apple's decision to apologize.
Boiler Room wholeheartedly rejects the approach taken by the law enforcement and security at Split Rock, and any kind of underlying intolerance and hatred that may have underpinned their aggression.
Although neuroanatomic correlation was not possible here, we hypothesize that dysfunction of the previously delineated cortico-thalamo-cerebellar network may have underpinned the behavioral deficit of self-other differentiation exhibited by NT [ 5, 7, 9].
Nonetheless, exceptional examples of evolutionary potential appear to include the TE-derived Mustang and Sleeper genes, which may have underpinned the development of floral organs, a key morphological divergence of the angiosperms.
A8 China Calls for End to Protests China's foreign minister called for an end to anti-Japanese protests, a sign that the leadership may no longer welcome the demonstrations that have underpinned a more confrontational approach to Japan.
But many say the forces that have underpinned rising consumer spending so far may not be sustainable.
It suggests changing political priorities have underpinned change.
Shares in Parkview had soared in two trading sessions before being suspended on Sept. 17. "The recent increase in the share price may have been underpinned by the expectation of potential asset injection by Cofco Group," the directors said in the company's statement.
The river bends around about 1 m from the bottom of the tower, and its base may have been underpinned with timber piles during its original construction.
For example, the morphogenetic rules of Ediacaran organisms (e.g., Charnia), with near-static morphologies, may have been underpinned by an Ur-L-system analog that was insufficiently creative.
