Sentence examples for may though not from inspiring English sources

Nicoloni is responsible for updating Vico's punctuation and breaking the work up into its current structure of chapters, sections, and numbered paragraphs (1112 in all), not originally supplied by Vico himself, which have been reproduced in may though not all subsequent editions.

Age players may (though not always) be engaged in D/s dynamics, sometimes in Big/little dynamics, sometimes little/little dynamics.

If preferences are incomplete, then use of such values without some form of correction will underestimate parameter uncertainty in the model, and may (though not invariably [ 18]) have important impacts on policy decisions.

Not the events of this May, though – not the sit-in in Madrid's central Puerta del Sol square a week ago which has quickly turned into the national protest movement popularly known as 15-M, nor the arduous election campaign itself.

"It's a new, expensive drug that we don't know about, as compared to much cheaper drugs that we do know about," said Dr. Joad, a member of an F.D.A. advisory panel that recommended approval of the drug in May, though not without concerns.

Further, servicewomen had already served in many of the positions opened in May, though not at the level now officially acknowledged.

That may change, though not to Mr Romney's advantage.

Hence, when using DC to prime T cells for antitumour immunity, irradiation of DC may impair, though not eradicate, CTL generation.

It may lose seats, though not on a Scottish scale.

For all this, periods of decline and inanition may be expected, though not everywhere at once.

Additionally, DPP-4 inhibitors do not induce weight gain but may cause hypoglycaemia, though not frequently.