Example sentences of "[noun] may [adv] [verb] [verb] some " in BNC.
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| 1 | One answer , and a point we will develop at the end of this book , is to recognise that ethology and biology may well have identified some of the most basic relationships and processes ( preservation of self and kin , territoriality , different forms of bonding between parents and children , male aggression ) underlying human behaviour . |
| 2 | The SAM may also help solve some of the riddles remaining in the field of polymer chemistry . |
| 3 | Scudder ( 1964 ) , however , has emphasized the need to apply modern concepts of homology based on experimental studies of development ; such an approach , combined perhaps with the use of genetic markers for homologous segmental regions may eventually help to resolve some of the persistent difficulties in this field ( Sokoloff and Hoy , 1968 ; Fletcher , 1970 ) . |
| 4 | Opposition Members may well decide to make some progress and we may get to new clause 9 and to others further down the list , we can not be sure about that . |
| 5 | That development work or experiments which involve modification of the national curriculum in a school will require the approval of the Secretary of State may well serve to inhibit some forms of school-based curriculum innovation . |
| 6 | This image may well have borne some relation to reality at one time in the first half of this century and the second half of the last , following the process of industrialization which took men out of the home to work in factories . |