Sentence examples for may inclusive from inspiring English sources

The lack of technical reports concerning structural failures gives rise to the repetition of very basic errors, which may inclusive produce progressive failures.

Now, the only official comment on it from the GAA is a discreet notice on the Croke Park website, concerning arrangements for the museum at the stadium, where the Queen will spend 45 minutes: "The GAA Museum will be closed from Saturday 14 to Wednesday 18 May inclusive".

While we may be inclusive on the running course and the playing fields, how does that inclusion extend to all aspects of our daily lives including education, employment, or health care?

The second hypothesis proposes helpers may gain inclusive fitness benefits by caring for the young of close relatives, and has been studied in several other species of cooperatively breeding birds.

Derenoncourt's core point is that while institutions underlying wealth accumulation may be inclusive for "citizens", or those individuals granted rights in the body politic, they may at the same time be extractive for "subjects," including slaves, members of historically marginalized racial and ethnic groups, and others not accorded equal legal status.

Uncertainties in volume fraction may be inclusive to the standard error in the samples graphed in Figures 3a,b and 4a,b.

An evolutionary explanation for suicide is that it may improve inclusive fitness.

Since these surface markers are not exclusive to EPCs, the reduced number may be inclusive of altered levels of hematopoietic stem/progenitor cells.

Given the highly promiscuous nature of horizontal gene transfer in prokaryotes, mobile genetic elements may bring inclusive fitness benefits to cooperation among species: by helping heterospecifics that also contain the element, the element (e.g., a plasmid) benefits a copy of itself.

But despite a huge and growing portfolio of successful pilot projects, there is evidence that under many circumstances inclusive business may struggle to get to scale.

People do not change their minds through being told, however open and inclusive the communication may be.