Sentence examples for may lend itself from inspiring English sources

And that may lend itself to bragging".

An alternative simulation methodology was proposed, that may lend itself better to model reuse.

The format of the debate may lend itself to such a strategy.

The diagnosis is usually terminal cancer, whose time frame may lend itself to contemplation, though not to more extensive pursuits.

The timeslot may lend itself to the mawkish and the genteel but this is no place for scones or whimsy.

It is with these multiple cell targets that NPC transplantation may lend itself well to understanding and possibly slowing disease processes.

The first may be the more overtly dramatic and may better lend itself to a lump-sum experience.

One vital question for instance is whether our modelling is applicable to developing countries, where data may be sparse and the resulting quantitative structure may not lend itself to sufficient accuracy in order that sensitivity analysis can be performed.

This observation supports the idea that social vulnerability is a global construct that may be best considered as a whole, and that it may not lend itself well to being parsed into a small number of defined bits for separate analysis of individual social factors, or dimensions, in isolation.

Thirdly, the laparoscopic technique may not only be superior to previous open techniques, 28 31 32 but may also lend itself to critical review by the whole team, who can view (and record) the operation in all of its detail.

Progressive Catholicism may not lend itself to punditry or mobilization.