Sentence examples for may be restated from inspiring English sources

Some results may be restated.

Its balance-sheet is shot, former executives have been arrested and its accounts may be restated.

The discovery was made while auditing 2002 results, which may be restated along with those of the previous three years.

As applied to such research, Kant's dictum may be restated: No science without theory, no theory without observation or even better, no theory without measurement.

For instance, relativism about logic may be restated as a view according to which the standing of logical truths (including truths about consequence relations) is relative to cultures or cognitive schemes.

If we allow that non-moral "oughts" can sometimes trump moral ones then the dirty hands position may be restated as holding that, in circumstances of extremity, reasons of "necessity" (or whatever) defeat important moral reasons.

The problem may then be restated as that of finding nonnegative quantities x1, …, x5 and the largest possible x0 satisfying the resulting equations.

The problem may then be restated as that of finding nonnegative quantities x1, …, x5 and the largest possible x0 satisfying the resulting equations.

The company revealed in its 10-K, filed March 28, that the SEC is investigating this quixotic deal as part of its broad, ongoing look at AOL Time Warner, and that this revenue may have to be restated.

And still, every so often, this message demands to be restated - reaffirmed to ever newer generations, proclaimed to societies that may have strayed.

The point always has to be restated.