Sentence examples for may thus come from inspiring English sources

India's poor law may thus come to rely on a means test, contrary to the spirit of Mill.

Charles Emory Smith's prophecy may thus come true just a century late, and on the other side of the Pacific.

The study of religion may thus come to have a reflexive effect on religion itself, such as the manner in which modern Christian theology has been profoundly affected by the whole question of the historicity of the New Testament.

Much of the fun in interpreting pictures of Pluto may thus come from comparing it with Triton, a sort-of-sibling which has had its innards warmed by Neptune's tides.

Such practical examples can arouse students' interest, and they may thus come up with better ways to solve some of the problems encountered in the field of medicine.

It may thus come as a surprise that there exists an adaptive algorithm for blind channel estimation [48, 49] that is indeed robust [46, 50], although it is known that most of the blind methods are non-robust [51]; see Algorithm 10 for details.

The high response noted during the second wave of this demonstration program may thus follow from late adopters coming round but might also reflect a difference between the ten selected schools and the newly included.

Given that sucrose was completely consumed, the fructose may thus have come from the hydrolysis of sucrose.

Physicians may see the patterns differently and thus come to different conclusions.

Panmixis thus came full circle.

The Church thus comes off better.