Sentence examples for over one may from inspiring English sources

Looking them over, one may reasonably expect a bias in favor of poems from the first three-quarters of the century.

Once the games are over, the problems one may have are still there.

Because the physicochemical constraints acting on the enzyme catalytic activity did not change over time, one may understand why RNY remains statistically significant and conserved in modern proteins.

Being hit by a car rides roughshod over whatever faith one may have once had in the goodwill of drivers.

With over eight million users, one may feel intimidated wading into the waters.

First, it is feasible that the differences in microbial exposure between urban and rural settings have increased over time and one may suspect poor biodiversity in modern urban settings.

The findings indicated that the overall outcome in EOS and even more clearly in MIX samples improved over time; thus, one may argue that the progress in treatment and rehabilitation of schizophrenia might have had a beneficial effect for those who were born and diagnosed later.

In any event, trust has a downside — one may hand over too much money to a Mr. Madoff who promises to generate steady returns in both up and down markets.

Fine dining is not unique to New York City where on any given evening one may trip over hundreds of restaurants uptown or downtown, eastside or west that present some of the finest meals in the world.

Deals are done in the over-priced restaurants in which one may enjoy such delicacies as elk (chewy and oddly tasteless) and buffalo (tough as boots but smoky-tasting, delicious).

As Fig. 2 is an average over the 2010 2011 period, one may wonder how these percentages vary with years since arrival.