Sentence examples for may preface the from inspiring English sources

Importantly, alterations in end-organ microvascular structure and function may preface the pathologic cascade into end-organ disease including diabetes, hypertension and kidney disease [ 7– 9].

Primarily: why does New Zealand give endless second chances to this guy? Henry is the kind of media personality who is described as a dickhead even by his fans though they may preface it with the word "funny".

But Mr. Wagner's new novel, not yet published, may preface a return toward the concerns of the older generation.

Several introductory texts preface the translated catalogue.

I have to preface the list with a little background.

We preface the detailed discussion of our results by listing several limitations that should be considered.

To be fair, the latest reading of 0.49 is still considerably higher than the -3 figure that prefaces the most impressive results, but if the pullback continues, it may get to that point.

Prefacing the relevance in the Introduction might help.

Furthermore, according to the preface, the registrant "may propose to adapt the required standard information set out in column 1 of this annex according to the general rules contained in annex XI".

When the history of a 21st Century "Green Revolution" is written, last week's Toyota-Tesla headlines and, behind the lines, the concern of a veteran California politician for a few thousand unemployed auto workers, may be the preface to how the electric car eventually penetrated the consciousness of America.

Indeed, in the preface, the editors cheerfully announce that any strong form of the belief to which their book may seem to be a monument is certainly false: "Some pretty good equivalencies are always available. . . .