Sentence examples for may paradoxically accelerate from inspiring English sources

King Kong's Bafta for visual effects (which should be renamed the Faint Praise Award) may paradoxically accelerate the backlash against Peter Jackson's mad and wonderful film.

One Swedish study of late-adopted Asian children cautions that accelerated growth might shorten the growth period by hastening closure of the growth plates and, therefore, may paradoxically lead to shorter adult stature (43).

Meanwhile, Lib Dem votes collapsing to Labour may paradoxically yield more Westminster seats to Tories.

Yet the availability of endless data may paradoxically make things worse.

Despite their small numbers, the busters may paradoxically see unemployment get worse, not better.

The growing desire of air travelers to digitally document their flights may, paradoxically, create new risks.

Higher interest rates may, paradoxically, discourage thrift if people reach their savings goals faster.

In North America, low oil prices may, paradoxically, lead to higher natural gas prices.

Increasing our body's ability to self-destruct may, paradoxically, let us live longer.

Mutations making it less lethal to humans may, paradoxically, be bad news, he said.

It may, paradoxically, become a preservationist ensemble, intent on keeping the academic style alive.