Sentence examples for may have unspecified from inspiring English sources

Her lawyer told ABC that she may have unspecified "mental health issues," which seems to be more of a convenient legal assumption at this stage than a medical diagnosis.

Her lawyer swiftly told ABC that she may have unspecified "mental health issues", which seems to be more of a convenient legal assumption at this stage than a medical diagnosis.

Other putative functions highlighted but not discussed in detail include: (1) cytoskeleton/transport, processes which may overlap with microgamete flagellar functions; and (2) DNA/RNA binding, which may have unspecified roles in gametocyte-specific gene regulation.

One of the Lucas charges was a "fishy" September 2010 trip to India, where he speculates Snowden may have met unspecified Russians or intermediaries, and attended a hacking course.

The reasons for this support are unclear; Thomas may have made unspecified promises to their rulers, but Lemerle suggests that the Armenians might have in part been motivated by revenge for Leo, their murdered kinsman.

Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Emilia Clarke, Woody Harrelson and Thandie Newton also have unspecified roles in the movie.

But the company may have fallen below the unspecified minimum market price in the agreement.

CNN reported on Thursday that one of five Taliban members formerly held by the US at Guantánamo may have re-engaged in unspecified terrorist activity.

The use of community advertisement for recruitment of normal controls may have also introduced some unspecified bias in the sample.

Ben-Menashe said Le Roux was "cleared" by these sources, and suggested that Le Roux may have had some type of unspecified relationship with the US government nearly a decade ago.

The missile flew for about 30 km (18 miles), a South Korean Defense Ministry official said by telephone, adding its military was trying to determine whether the launch may have been a failure for unspecified reasons.