Sentence examples for may have evaded from inspiring English sources

Mr. Modi may have "evaded prosecution so far, but he can't claim innocence" (Times of India), according to a strongly worded editorial calling him the "BJP's Albatross".

The computer disc contained the names of 1,500 Germans with Swiss accounts who may have evaded taxation in their home country.

"I can only advise anyone who thinks he may have evaded taxes in the past to use the provisions in our tax code to declare it voluntarily," Mr. Schäuble said recently.

ICSR, which has been tracking foreign fighters since mid 2013 was aware of others who had been reported dead but could not be substantially verified, while other deaths may have evaded their monitoring altogether.

The purpose of radiation is to keep cancer from coming back in the same breast where it first occurred, by killing any tumor cells that may have evaded surgery and chemotherapy.

Those UBS customers had a combined $20 billion in assets at the bank, and may have evaded $300 million a year in federal taxes through UBS's undeclared offshore private banking services.

"A beautiful young woman with grit and personal power," as Adams puts it, is pursued by male "true believers"; then there's a love scene in which the imagined lover just might be another woman; the woman is tried by a group of zealous "men with beards"; and, in the conclusion, "Escape, Flight, and Sanctuary," the woman may or may not have evaded the clutches of her killers.

The DOJ says it requested information from HSBC about people who "who may be evading or have evaded federal taxes".

Mitchell himself appeared to have evaded taxes.

Without central oversight, they have evaded scrutiny and accountability.

The remaining cells imaged here must have evaded MTZ-mediated killing.