Examples of using May render in English and their translations into Chinese
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Russian official: US actions may render null OPEC efforts to prevent oil prices rise.
While the addition of this substance may render certain products more appealing, there is an ongoing debate about its safety.
As a consequence, AI tools may render certain marketing jobs completely obsolete.
This may render the revised enhanced result-based management platform ineffective or non-functional.
The cost associated with the labeling process thus may render a fully labeled training set infeasible, whereas acquisition of unlabeled data is relatively inexpensive.
As a result, the information and data output of these systems may render rich details but cannot be used accurately.
Such a situation may render UNU unable to support its programmes and operating activities in the future.
They seriously hamper efforts to resolve the conflict and may render the prospect of a two-State solution physically impossible to implement.
Furthermore, even before rising tides actually submerge an island, their impact may render it uninhabitable, requiring permanent resettlement.
The Committee was further informed that under certain circumstances the security situation may render the continued presence of United Nations personnel unsustainable.
A lack of electricity means there will be no ventilation, cooling or heating, which may render classrooms unsuitable for teaching and learning.
An equivalent of 20 per cent tax on these products may render some firms that use or sell them less profitable;
Furthermore, even before sea-level rise actually submerges an island completely, its impacts may render it uninhabitable, requiring permanent resettlement.
While the intention is good, setting up your legacy plan with the wrong types of assets may render your best intentions futile.
Because of a lack of economic diversity, such effects may render the entire economy vulnerable(susceptible to, or unable to cope with, adverse effects of climate change(including variability and extremes)).
Finally, the law in addition to forbidding a given act may render it, if performed, null and void; these are"irritant" laws.
In a given context, the particular disability of an individual may render him or her more likely to be in a dependant situation and make him or her an easier target of abuse.
While AVMs may render vulnerable populations inaccessible for the delivery of vital humanitarian assistance, this contamination may also have a broader impact on the cost and quality of aid provision.
These changes- converting an unstable“soft” plaque to a more stable“hard” plaque- may render a plaque less prone to sudden rupture.
As to paragraph 1, Austria queries the use of the qualifying phrase“in relation to that State”, since consent may render conduct lawful generally.