Sentence examples for may multiply the from inspiring English sources
The formalities may multiply (the carte de séjour would surely be back; driving licences would change), but anything that raises a barrier to British visitors and residents in the Dordogne – from dearer flights to a language requirement for residence to an end to the pet passport scheme – will not be welcome in Eymet.
I was put in mind of Henry James's ringing admonitions, in 1901, to Sarah Orne Jewett on the subject of "historical" fiction: You may multiply the little facts that can be got from pictures & documents, relics & prints, as much as you like — the real thing is almost impossible to do, & in its essence the whole effect is as nought...
I was put in mind of Henry James's ringing admonitions, in 1901, to Sarah Orne Jewett on the subject of "historical" fiction: You may multiply the little facts that can be got from pictures & documents, relics & prints, as much as you like — the real thing is almost impossible to do, & in its essence the whole effect is as nought..
We may multiply the number of such expectations.
For nonzero frequencies we may multiply the second block row by ω − 1 and introduce the new variable v ˆ = ω − 1 p ˆ.
However, in these cases the small number of emotion episodes may multiply the negative effect of the small number of observers on the interpretability of this estimate.
The PBoVs found in the current study had a high prevalence (12.59%) in stool samples of piglets, suggesting that swine is a host for PBoV, and that they may multiply in the intestinal tract of piglets, as do other bocaviruses.
For example, in most outbreak investigations the ingested dose itself must be modeled because the pathogen may multiply or die in the remaining contaminated food between the time of ingestion and the collection of samples following onset of symptoms (FAO/WHO, 2002; FAO/WHO, 2004; Teunis et al., 2004, 2008).
In the case of pathogenic microorganisms, for example, the bioactive agent may multiply after intake, substantially increasing the dose.
During outbreaks, populations of the budworm may multiply hundredfold in a few months, causing severe defoliation.
The data do not speak to mechanisms through which the inhibition of some volume crimes may multiply preventive outcomes.
