Sentence examples for facts which may from inspiring English sources

The company said in a statement that its investigation "has identified facts which may have been concealed" from the company's auditor.

Based on the true story of the wrongful conviction of black boxer Rubin Carter, the film has been criticised for bending the facts, which may have damaged its chances, but its star, Denzel Washington, appears in the best actor category.

It is not declared that he may not be compelled to testify to facts which may impair his reputation for probity, or even tend to disgrace him; but the line is drawn at testimony that may expose him to prosecution.

We conclude that T. gondii genotype distributions are influenced by the spatial habitat and host species composition, and parasite diversity decreases towards areas of human settlement, elucidating facts which may influence transmission dynamics and zoonotic potential in this ubiquitous but regionally variable parasite.

"I await more facts," he said when questioned about his proofs that it was really Dr. Hodgson who spoke to him, "facts which may not point clearly to a conclusion for fifty or a hundred years". The honorary degrees of Ph.D. and Litt.

Daddy Kanye also recently shared a new song, "Facts," which may or may not be featured on the rapper's much-anticipated eighth album, "Swish".

The exhibition book, edited by Michael Baud, does not mention the fact, which may reflect contacts between Meroe and the Arabian peninsula.

As is Albert's daughter too, a fact which may or may not be relevant to the final outcome of their romance.

Waldheim never joined the Nazi party, a fact which may have briefly aroused the suspicion of the Gestapo before he joined the army.

Some sites essentially offer advice about what to do, after the fact — which may be helpful, she said, but is different from actively preventing identity fraud.

Owing to a large SVF, more short-wave and long-wave reflections and long-wave radiations are incident on the square: attention should be paid to this fact, which may create an extremely hot outdoor thermal environment in the daytime.