Sentence examples for may I reported from inspiring English sources

For a Guardian story on financial crisis tourism back in May, I reported on a tour led by Tom Comerford, who offered visitors an anecdote-heavy wander around Wall Street hotspots such as AIG's building, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Deutsche Bank and Standard & Poor's.

May I report them to the police?

Thus, the difference in proportions p-value that I reported may be overly significant.

The performance of ioflupane (I) reported here may have been lower than expected, particularly in patients with DLB, because we were comparing it to clinical diagnosis based on consensus criteria, known to be imprecise.

A corporation's officials may reason, "'If I report my incident and that information gets published, what does that mean in reference to my competitors?"' he explained.

Because self-reported water treatment may be overly reported (i.e., social desirability bias), the use of a household water treatment product was confirmed by measuring chlorine residual with an N, N diethyl-p-phenylene diamine (DPD) color comparator test kit (LaMotte Co., Maryland).

"May I file a report?" he asked.

I may report to six different project leaders.

There's no confusion, I may report what she says.

No one today can properly report 'I remember Napoleon being defeated at Waterloo,' though many may properly report 'I remember that Napoleon was defeated at Waterloo.' On the other hand, an episodic memory can be reported using the same form by which semantic memories are reported because episodic memories may ground semantic memories under certain circumstances.

The greater risk for unprotected sex associated with inebriation compared to at-risk drinking can be explained by the subjective or idiosyncratic nature of the interpretation of drunkenness [ 32, 33], i.e., inebriation may be reported even by individuals who have ingested low volumes of alcohol.