Sentence examples for may recreate from inspiring English sources

This may recreate the housing death spiral — as lower housing prices mean more borrowers become underwater".

So, parliament holds its breath and argues over the minutiae of how we may recreate a bubble that was burst by more than one little prick quite some time ago.

Humanitarians' engagement with critical research, as well as researchers' engagement with feminism, may recreate meanings that benefit our understanding rather than impede it.

We may recreate dynamics from our childhood that, although unpleasant, are familiar and fit with our defenses.

Where do you begin to reach deep into a shadow so you may recreate what you know must be there but evades your five senses?

However, the growing proportion of persons living below the poverty threshold in large European and North American cities may recreate conditions compatible with the increased urban circulation of mice, and therefore increase the likelihood of rodent-associated diseases.

While he may never recreate the full video due to copyright implications, Ichwandardi thinks he may release it as a GIF when he's done.

One caveat is that if the roots of your Mac's bad behavior are in the Extensions folder, moving old files to the new one may just recreate the problem, so pay close attention to what you move over.

Dysregulated growth factor signaling is traditionally targeted via bolus injections of therapeutic molecules, but this approach may not recreate necessary qualitative and quantitative aspects of biologic growth factor delivery systems.

It made a few further waves this year, as it further revealed the way that its technology worked to help enhance visuals with information that may not be in the picture itself, but may be recreated from composites of similar pictures, much like how the human eye works.

It may mean recreating the design of a window, finding an exact tile match or restoring waiting room benches.