Sentence examples for they may offend from inspiring English sources

Dinosaurs Along with "evolution", dinosaurs have been banned because they may offend creationists.

Books and movies are sometimes banned if they are critical of powerful businesspeople or politicians, or if the government feels they may offend religious sensibilities.

They may offend some with their presence, but in the end, Duneier would say, the magazine and book peddler makes for a more compassionate, safer -- and better-read -- society.

Universities' use of non-disclosure agreements (NDA) in sexual harassment cases involving staff and students is allowing alleged perpetrators to move to other institutions where they may offend again, according to academics, lawyers and campaigners.

"They are not responding to protests against the book; they and a number of their consultants are anticipating them and making or recommending concessions beforehand... What is to stop publishers from suppressing an author's words if it appears they may offend religious fundamentalists or groups threatening violence?" Nelson wrote".

Marshall notes that English language requirements in schools, much as they may offend multiculturalists, teach us a common vocabulary and foster the rapid inclusion of immigrants.

Both may shock, both may offend, but they do it when it is their turn, not someone else's especially a young girl having her first moment in the MTV awards spotlight.

These huge rewards may offend egalitarians, but they make a lot of economic sense.

Fashion exhibitions may offend some patrons, but they are huge money-spinners.

Advertisers said they intended to review their ad campaigns, especially those that may offend viewers with a cheerful huckstering tone.

It is too casual and may offend some of your business relationships, or they may not think you are professional enough to work with.