Sentence examples for may have concealed from inspiring English sources

That zooming revenue figure, however, may have concealed more than it revealed.

Mr. Qadir, for his part, concedes that his conclusions are based on conjecture, and admits that his ISI briefers may have concealed crucial facts.

By destroying at least two tapes of harsh interrogations in 2005, the C.I.A.'s clandestine service may have concealed secrets sought by Congressional overseers, the courts and the Sept. 11 commission.

The last quarter of the 20th century witnessed an explosion of economic inequality, and – while the long boom may have concealed them for a long time – the big bust is providing occasion for reckoning with the social effects.

Some of them suggest that top state law enforcement officials may have concealed evidence showing that, for years, troopers were illegally singling out black and Latino drivers on state highways for scrutiny.

That has led to speculation that the single black gloves worn on the suicide bombers' left hands at Brussels airport may have concealed a simple household battery to trigger the explosives.

Although he did not understand what they were, he banked the Do 17 to avoid the lines of smoke that may or may not have concealed something.

For decades, the N.F.L. seemed indifferent to the consequences of head injuries, and may even have concealed evidence of the dire long-term cognitive costs of concussions while disseminating more anodyne information to players and their families.

To read JC Squire's obituary notice ("That poetic, but positive and staccato soul … the supercilious curl of his moustached lip, and the fierce, straight look in his eyes") is to wonder whether it may not have concealed someone else altogether.

At the same time, he may well have concealed material facts from the oversight committee or made a false statement -- both of which do constitute crimes.

We measured time to antifungal initiation in 24-hour increments, which may therefore have concealed a beneficial effect of very early treatment, given the 12-hour window period defined by Morrell and colleagues for a mortality difference [ 9].