Sentence examples for this may later from inspiring English sources

She believes in living her politics through life, topped up with active campaigning, whatever retractions this may later entail.

This may later cause severe pain with further fever, occasional delirium and meningism (due to accompanying encephalitis), and a rapid onset of muscle atrophy, fasciculations, and weakness that may be localized or diffuse, mild or profound, and that may be fatal if the respiratory or bulbar muscles are involved.

Having then experienced some positive results, this may later develop into a more rounded, proactive strategy.

This study indicates that atmospheric enrichment of CO2 may result in an initial 'fertilization' effect, directly increasing photosynthesis and productivity, but this may later be offset by the declining soil N availability, which could completely eliminate the initial positive effects of eCO2.

"The actor who plays this role may later play a criminal, and viewers may associate these characters with criminality," he told AFP.

But people who enable this feature may later forget just what they are revealing.

The difference in tefβ transcript levels is not significant on the first and second day in DD (p>0.05; Figure 6D), thus suggesting a direct light driven mechanism during the first days of development, however this gene may later on become under circadian clock control.

Without much doubt, the future of soft materials research is bright, and this century may later be termed "the soft matter age".

This venture, which may later be taken public, will be the third-largest carrier of voice traffic in the world.

Additional experiments combining exposure of mosquitoes to pollutants and their subsequent selection with insecticides will provide valuable biological material to answer this question and may later allow improving mosquito control strategies.

This bio-sensing platform may later be combined by H2O2 producing oxidases such as glucose oxidase, lactate oxidase, etc. and used for the rapid detection of various kinds of important analytes.