Sentence examples for may be stating from inspiring English sources

"It may be stating the bleedin' obvious but, assuming Nadal wins today, he'll have played in 10 French Opens and won nine of them.

It may be stating the obvious, but Gauthier says he has noticed some customers seem more interested in photographing their food than putting it in their mouths.

They may be stating the obvious because, by most measures, only two major Wall Street firms of digestible size remain independent -- Lehman Brothers Holdings and the Bear Stearns Companies.

Saying that migrants, whatever their cultural background, must abide by laws as much as be protected by them, may be stating the obvious but it also raises sensitivities and should therefore be part of that debate.

It may be stating the obvious, but it costs a lot of money to move house, says Mrs Kellett.

I may be stating the blatantly obvious when I say that if Google has found a way to index text in static images and video this is a great leap forward in the progression of search technology.

So far as is necessary for our consideration certain facts from the record may be stated.

Some aids to right judgment may be stated more safely in negative than in affirmative form.

The k-GML problem may be stated equivalently in terms of random Boolean matrices.

For the purpose of the present decision this case may be stated as it is stated by the Circuit Court of Appeals.

The estimation of parameters for structural reliability analysis is subject to a consistency principle that may be stated as follows.