Sentence examples for may be covering from inspiring English sources

Some electric car buyers lease their batteries, and if you have it might already be covered by the lease firm, so you may be covering it twice.

Of course, those accessories help with the illusion that I may be covering a potential story rather than living inside one.

No one really knows to what extent some banks in Italy, Spain, Germany and other countries may be covering up losses from bad mortgages, business loans or other investments.

The soil may be poorly drained, gravelly, or overly sandy; it may be covering buried debris boards, cement blocks, bricks, and mortar; or it may be too dry or otherwise unfavourable for good plant growth.

We may be covering the horse race with more bytes and airtime than ever before, but we're looking at the wrong part of the track and don't know how many legs are on a thoroughbred.

Whom do you believe -- a responsible official on the scene speaking on the record, with no ax to grind, or U.S. spooks who may be covering up a missed signal from Prague about Sept. 11 and are also fearful of revealing their weakness in Iraq?

Often arrogance is a cover for insecurity or fear about things and it may well be covering up this person's true talents and they're no longer able to access this part of themselves with ease.

The utility may just be covering itself.

Many analyses, however, use maps with discrete classes of AGB e.g. [12],[30], and consequently AGB quantification, or modelling, may not be covering the existing high spatial variation sufficiently.

Some sceptics argue that, on this occasion, they may just be covering themselves, after recent leaks suggesting heightened concerns about possible Mumbai-style attacks in Europe, and in the aftermath of previous attacks such as the Bali bombings.

Many analyses, however, use maps with discrete classes of AGB e.g. [ 12, 30], and consequently AGB quantification, or modelling, may not be covering the existing high spatial variation sufficiently.