Sentence examples for may oppose this from inspiring English sources

Clinicians may oppose this practice because they are already overburdened by the cacophony of sounds from the many devices in the hospital setting that contribute to alarm fatigue.

There is no recorded public opposition to this bill, but individuals and groups in favor of expanding stem cell research or loosening regulations in the field may oppose this bill.

In any case, busy investigators may oppose this not only because of the effort and resources required but also because they would be relinquishing exclusive access to their own raw data (and therefore the risk of being "scooped") for the possibility of future requests for reanalysis.

It would also be worthwhile to study, preclinically and clinically, the effects of cholinesterase inhibitor drugs, such as galantamine and donepezil, which boost levels of the molecule acetylcholine, as this molecule may oppose the effects of NE in the autonomic nervous system.

This postulated force, named hypercharge, may oppose the force of gravity.

Some may oppose the enlarged view of marketing proposed here.

It may oppose the retrospective elements of Morrison's super reforms.

Prosecutors hope to consolidate the case in Brooklyn next week, but some of the defendants may oppose the move.

Amicus traditionally concentrates on domestic issues, and may oppose the anti-war position, supporting the statement if it is tabled.

One may oppose these things—and one should, passionately and permanently but they are in no sense illegitimate.

A new effect may oppose the formation of black holes and explain the mysterious energy of gamma-ray bursts.