Example sentences of "these may [be] [adv] " in BNC.

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1 Although these may be later broken down physically to release individual particles there is no guarantee that individual flakes of clay would become separated by purely physical means .
2 All these may be particularly vexed in the residential home or school for the disabled , where sexual needs can be such that only physical assistance in one way or another can meet them .
3 These may be simply photographs of kittens or cats , or toy animals .
4 It seems that most chairmen do offer a brief explanation of the tribunal 's procedures , though these may be rather perfunctory .
5 These may be either ‘ managed ’ ( i.e. owned by the brewery company ) or ‘ tenanted ’ ( independently owned but contracted to sell the brewer 's products exclusively ) .
6 There are still plenty of myths and old wives tales surrounding feeding and some of these may be positively harmful to the horse .
7 These may be partly a superior performance on the generic benefits ( quicker , more thorough , cheaper , safer … ) and partly based in brand values such as status , security , fashionability , form , ostentation , reassurance .
8 But these may be just the cost of buying ( selling ) either a future or the underlying shares .
9 Whilst these may be significantly cheaper in terms of cost and so written off as mere toys they are often far more capable of producing simple documents than they are given credit for .
10 These may be roughly equated with chapters 4 and 6 of Simmel 's text respectively .
11 Try to think of your own original shapes as well , as these may be far more appealing to you than any suggestions I have made in this book .
12 These may be specifically tailored to the workplace which one individual student will be attending , or more general tasks can be incorporated into a Work Experience diary .
13 These may be precisely the areas in which ethnic minorities may have to buy houses because they are cheap .
14 These may be quick direct belays on situ pitons or round spikes or flakes .
15 Census data are used to calculate the scores , but these may be as much as 12 years out of date ( current data were collected in 1981 ; scores based on the 1991 census are expected later this year ) .
16 Other social and political factors intrude into the flow , and reception , of communication and these may be quite powerful in influencing public perceptions of events reported by the media .
17 These may be purely physical , in the way that smell and touch become more intense in darkness , or they may be more on the psychic level .
18 She is in shock and in pain and requires an immediate transfusion of love and an injection of strength in the form of your quiet sympathy and understanding , and practical help with all the arrangements she has to make , as well as assistance with the simple routines of daily living ; for even these may be too much for her to cope with alone while she is engaged in the important and necessary task of grieving .
19 Such draconian time limits as these may be too strong medicine for our taste ; but the example of a general right of recovery subject to strict time limits imposed as a matter of policy is instructive for us as we seek to solve the problem in the present case .
20 These may be very useful in certain domains , but they have little to do with that actual flowing movement of life which concerns us deeply and intimately .
21 But she will probably already be experiencing more loneliness than they imagine , for much as she may enjoy her parent 's company , she will also have a need for other friendships and contacts with the world outside the home , and these may be very difficult for her to achieve .
22 These may be very simple things , such as ‘ seeing ’ that a friend will be getting in touch shortly , or knowing what is coming in tomorrow 's post .
23 These may be very useful where it is hoped to build in cross-curricular links .
24 These may be very , likely some of the words that you 've already written down .
25 Each of these may be further subdivided and the typology shown in Fig. 10.1 draws upon the classic work of Burton and Kates ( 1964 ) in separating geophysical from biological hazards and Zeigler et al. ( 1983 ) in distinguishing public ( or what we might call societal ) hazards from private ( individual ) ones .
26 These may be sufficiently high to make strategy 1 an infeasible way of replicating the return of strategy 2 .
27 If it fits in with your scheme of work , these may be extremely useful at Key Stages 1 and 2 .
28 THIRD SCHEDULE Rights reserved These may be extremely disruptive and , as such , may need to be given careful consideration by the tenant .
29 These may be entirely contained within the borders of a single country even though their effects are transnational .
30 These may be more common in American than in British English .
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