Sentence examples for may have readers from inspiring English sources

Some of his early chapters may have readers running for their Bio 101 textbooks, especially when he's explicating mitochondrial DNA and maternal lineage.

Because of a small mistake in a U.S. Department of Labor DOLL) fact sheet, our 19 May report about how the new overtime rule applies to postdocs may have given readers an incorrect impression that teaching can affect postdocs' eligibility.

This may have confused readers.

("Once you get into the Abstract Expressionist period--well, obviously, they may have done readers but I have trouble recognizing them").

Alternatively, Laura's editors may have thought readers were more familiar with scarlet fever than brain fever or meningoencephalitis.

One misleading quote, however, may have your readers scrambling to pre-register new top level domain names in vain.

Her description of, say, Dickens unleashing "a sunlit shower of smiles and tears" may have melted readers in 1868 but hardly has the same effect in 2008.

The article may have led readers to believe that this review had been initiated and conducted by an entity outside the inspector general's office.

14] may have left readers with the impression that only since 2000 has Mr. Foreman permitted other theater artists to use his unpublished, unproduced texts.

An editing error in last week's story on AIDS ("A mixed prognosis", Nov 29th), may have left readers wondering about the identity of "Dr Kim".

However, by describing pancreatic cancer as being "almost impossible" to cure, her article may have left readers discouraged, if not despairing of this terrifying disease.