Sentence examples for may not safely from inspiring English sources
These "precepts", "conclusions" or "theorems" of reason are "eternal and immutable", always commanding our assent even when they may not safely be acted upon.
An assortment of disparate, subjective and sometimes inaccurate points of view confront the reader, and the reader may not safely presume that a favorite character will prevail, or even survive.
A threshold based upon an arbitrary number of days after intubation is problematic, given that many patients may not safely undergo tracheostomy due to hemodynamic, neurological or respiratory instability for a number of days.
Had the letter come saying that this person may not be safely assigned, he wouldn't have been assigned, and I would have assumed that that was the case, and I would have trusted that.... Q.
For this reason, adjuvant chemotherapy may not be safely omitted from the treatment of patients with subtype VI.
It is worth mentioning that seasonality may not be safely extrapolated to other cultures or countries, as this effect of summer may represent a Greek or Mediterranean particularity.
Furthermore, FQHC system is heterogeneous across the United States, our study covered only one county and results may not be safely extrapolated to other counties.
Definition of locally advanced/inoperable tumours was any tumour that may not be safely and completely removed by a standard mastectomy based on a clinical assessment by a consultant breast surgeon.
Furthermore, the inclusion of an anti-emetic in the syringe driver in combination with other medications can result in crystallisation [ 10] consequently, the medications may not be safely and efficiently delivered to the patient.
As a result, bridge structural integrity may not be preserved safely up to its anticipated service life.
Onramp merging may be difficult if the onramp weaving/merging length is too short because a driver may find that even merging behind a neighboring large truck on the adjacent outside lane may not be completed safely.
