Sentence examples for which may first from inspiring English sources

Which may first begin with using the loaded word, man-eater, more circumspectly.

The campaign is to include commercials, which may first appear on Feb. 8, during the broadcast on CBS of the 46th annual Grammy Awards, which the academy oversees.

The earliest symptom is night blindness, which may first be noticed in childhood and is due to alteration in the function of the rods, which are the visual receptors used in dim light.

In an essay in the same issue Carl Safina writes that "Darwinism Must Die So That Evolution May Live", which may at first seem like a diatribe against some aspects of Darwin's ideas.

There is no way to predict which may rise first.

The central surprise of this "Cyrano" — which may at first throw some traditionalists — is its restraint.

His motives must be pure, which may at first glance seem like a lot to ask of Mr. Sandler.

By day 7 however, MSCs showed spatially-dependent myogenic lineage marker expression despite residual expression of a neural fate in a subset of cells which may have first undergone directed migration.

Unlike the arsenic-related cancers, which may appear first after two to three decades of exposure, these skin lesions may appear within a few years of exposure (Chen et al. 2006; Saha 2003).

Our study also indicated associations of earlier intelligence with later reading, which may at first glance appear consistent with models in which prior semantic knowledge aids reading development (e.g., Seidenberg, 2012).

A large number of domains cannot be registered, including all that are the basis for second-level domains, and a specified series of geographical names, including names of settlements and islands, which may become second-level domains in the future.