Sentence examples for may offer far from inspiring English sources
The pursuit of novel DMLs may offer far better outcomes.
Significantly and unlike modifications of peripheral substituents (tailoring effects), core structure redesign in such complex natural products is rarely explored, and the results in this series indicate this may offer far more opportunities than most might anticipate.
In this context, anisotropic particles with subcellular dimensions may offer so far unattainable capabilities, because they could provide access to directional information with respect to nanoparticle cell interactions.
I noticed that the "Slow" prefix (and all that it connotes) does in fact function meaningfully when inserted in front of an activity which, though accomplishable in a short amount of time, may offer a far greater benefit if approached with more emphasis on the journey than on the destination.
Programmable devices thus offer far greater flexibility than configurable devices.
5G mobile networks/wireless systems are the next step of mobile telecommunication standards, offering services and speed far beyond what 4G may offer.
And Worldgate, which promotes basics like E-mail and web surfing for a flat rate of $4.95 a month, may offer less, but does so for far less money.
Instead, synthetic alternatives obtained through systematic screening for chemically feasible, but so far uncharacterized, reactions may offer novel promising options for metabolic engineering (Basler et al., 2012).
The approach may offer a new start in the so far disappointing effort to identify the genetic roots of major killers like heart disease, diabetes and Alzheimer's.
Devilishly clever, not least because a clean conscience may offer some consolation if you're too far down the waiting list for that Givenchy jacket.
She brings a certain outsider status to Obama's inner circle and as such may offer a fresh perspective from the business world far away from Washington.
