Sentence examples for may not be applying from inspiring English sources

In a 2009 report, also released on Thursday, the board concluded that auditors "may not be applying an appropriate level of professional skepticism in subjective areas susceptible to management bias".

While half of the students who participate in the voucher program are black, the proportion of students in the public school system who are black is closer to three quarters, according to state records, suggesting that blacks may not be applying in numbers proportionate to their school population.

In most other countries in the world you would not that close animal health, public health collaboration, so I think we have diagnostic tools currently which other countries may not be applying to their surveillance program.

Despite the high temperatures expected tomorrow, the rule may not be applied because the humidity is expected to be low.

Day said there was a possibility, "depending on what the ruling states", that the Senate voting changes may not be applied during a 2 July double-dissolution election.

But, according to Mr. Fink, it seems a floating net asset value may not be applied to funds that invest in government debt like Treasuries.

"You give cover to those who believe that maybe next time, the law and the ethical standards may not be applied equally to them, because they belong to the party of the guy in power, or because the city or district they represent is too large to challenge".

The handle may have tape and adhesive material, such as pine tar, applied to it to improve the grip (but such substances may not be applied more than 18 inches [46 cm] from the tip of the handle in major league play).

When the reference test is invasive or expensive, it may not be applied to all patients.

As a result, the developed nonlinear programming theory may not be applied to MPCC class directly.

Function of lignin in preventing ROL may not be applied to all plant species.