Sentence examples for may point in from inspiring English sources

Different measures may point in different ways.

Well, here are the reasons why the evidence may point in other directions, and you may be criticised for this".

There is no need, however, to consider these or other contentions that may point in the same direction.

But the institutionally oriented sociologist in search of a more parsimonious explanation confronts the challenge of showing the decisive effects of structure, even though a narrative -- indeed, the writer's own narrative -- may point in many directions.

At the Park Avenue Medical Spa in Armonk, N.Y., for instance, clients who have undergone chemosurgery for skin cancer, which may leave the skin pitted, can receive reconstructive surgery, a treatment that falls outside the strictly aesthetic category and may point in the direction the industry is evolving.

*However*, the post provides no argument that teacher evaluations are likely to be so biased so as to be useless, or worse, that they may point in the wrong direction; i.e., a teacher with an evalution of 5 is better than a teacher with an evaluation of 6.

If so, he may point you in an unexpected direction, like Bereziartua, a wonderfully woolly cider from the Basque country that is a perfect aperitif.

"It may point researchers in the right direction to find the causes of excessive crying," said Dr. Joseph Soltis, a bioacoustics expert at Disney's Animal Kingdom in Lake Buena Vista, Fla.

Your school of choice may point you in the direction of the possible grants you may be eligible for as well.

Our findings of a relatively stronger IL-6 gene signature in synovium may point toward another target in PsA.

This difference may point toward heterogeneity in PANS.