Sentence examples for may not elicit from inspiring English sources

But China's more focused blocking may not elicit indignation or even notice.

As the movie glides along, it may not elicit explosive laughter, but it plants a steady smile on your face and doesn't leave you feeling molested.

He acknowledged that even heavy job losses may not elicit much political sympathy, given that the public placed 23 million phone numbers on the do-not-call list in the first two weeks of the registry's existence.

Recombinant proteins have potential as both human and veterinary vaccine antigens, but they are often weakly immunogenic and immunization with recombinant proteins may not elicit a significant immune response that recognizes the native protein.

Given that the substratum stiffness considerably alters the corneal cell behavior, keratoprosthetics that incorporate mechanical properties simulating the native human cornea may not elicit optimal cellular performance in rabbit corneas that have dramatically different elastic moduli.

Although younger staffers seem happier, temperatures were rising so much that Mr Wolfensohn wrote a hasty letter to all staff asking them to keep their cool.The plight of well-paid bankers may not elicit much sympathy.

The alliance members, which include Microsoft, may not easily elicit sympathy.

The female stereotype of motherly nurturing and compassion may not immediately elicit an image of masterful leadership.

Thus, the user feedback may not easily elicit spontaneous expressive behavior.

This result suggests that, although many fashion brands emphasize the environmental aspects of their sustainable management (e.g., use of environmentally sustainable fiber) in their sustainability marketing communication, environmental sustainability as a single factor alone may not necessarily elicit positive brand relationships such as brand trust or brand loyalty.

Also, it is now appreciated that the postnasal drip syndrome, like GERD, may be clinically silent [ 56], suggesting that self-report of symptoms may not accurately elicit these problems sufficiently to be confident of any associations in population studies.