Sentence examples for may prove acceptable from inspiring English sources

Even though a restored Rockaway Beach line may prove acceptable to residents of Central Queens -- which, according to your article, is unlikely -- when could we expect the M.T.A., or whoever, to even begin planning such a move?

Not that his characteristic whimsy is entirely hidden; it's still apparent in the earnest plea to "get the funk out of my house", or the needlessly smooth invitation, "Baby love, would you like to be my little girl?" But Hynes has shown a capacity to reinvent himself once again here, and in a way that may prove acceptable to his new neighbours.

Aristotle checks to what extent these opinions are in agreement among themselves or contradict each other, and then tries to establish to what extent one of the available options may prove acceptable, at least as the starting-point for further inquiry, or whether some option may be available which others have failed to consider.

At an appropriate level of aggregation, the risk of inadvertent PHI disclosure becomes very small, and may prove acceptable to data custodians and to individual patients.

Alternatively, collection and storage of some components of the exhaust, though possibly not in the same form as those emitted, may prove acceptable.

These perceptions should serve as an indicator that mosquito control strategies designed for implementation by the local homeowner may prove highly acceptable in these locales.

Whilst sometimes perceived as a hard to reach group, promotion of appropriately tailored exercise in older adults may prove both acceptable and effective in reducing sedentary behaviour.

A pedagogically sound course may prove technically acceptable and produce positive learning outcomes in one group of learners in one context but the same course may be technically unacceptable and/or fail to achieve effective learning in a different context.

Processed EEG devices such as the bispectral index (BIS) and the SEDLine™ may prove to be acceptable alternatives to PSG to measure sleep in certain circumstances.

Hence, although the sample size is very small, the present finding of a large overall effect size with young people meeting the cutpoint for MDE suggests that humanistic counselling may prove to have acceptable levels of efficacy if tested within a more severely distressed population.

A second option is a cryo-holder, seen in Tang et al. (2012), which may prove to be an acceptable alternative step in this protocol if the SEM being used can handle the LN2 vapors.