Sentence examples for which may again from inspiring English sources

Which may again not be the sort that can solve Turkey's pile of problems with its economy, with the Kurds, and with its bleak record on human rights.

In fact, whenever reporters, including this one, referred to her in a news story, she would always complain that they had failed to capture her "essence" — which may, again, be true.

On the other hand, Vogel (1955) described his lab measurements as an estimation that did not account for scattered light coming in from the sides, which may again increase the amount of incoming light.

Furthermore, ShowMe and MCQ had a greater proportion of students 'agree' compared to Panopto (Table 2), which may again be linked to assessment as these were the two TELTs used predominantly to help prepare for the examination (Table 3).

And on Wednesday, the Supreme Court heard from lawyers on both sides in the case, which may again reveal to what extent the court is willing to shut the courthouse door to everyday plaintiffs to the benefit of corporate defendants, which typically have greater resources to fight lawsuits and resist class-action liability.

Interestingly Genotype 6a is also common in Hong Kong, which may again reflect the transmission of an endemic strain before the HIV pandemic.

The economic recovery he has so painstakingly engineered depends on a weak yen, which may rise again in value if alarmed investors begin dumping American dollars.

In beautiful exterior space that is both blurred and in focus, a virtual avatar approaches a monolithic assemblage of forms, which may constitute, again, a sculpture.

Play the film and note in your mind or on paper names, plot details, minor details and facts which may arise again in the future.

Large-bodied species might cope with urban environments better e.g. because of larger fat deposits which may buffer agains variable food supply, but on the other hand larger species have longer flight initiation distances [ 71] making them more susceptible to human disturbance, and larger species generally have larger area requirements which may limit their distribution in cities.

Instead of trying to sort it all in one go, which may never work again, we could if necessary have two rounds of voting.