Sentence examples for may notes from inspiring English sources

Fast moving mobile crowds can easily get away from water cannon, or, as May notes herself "vehicles may serve to attract crowds to a vulnerable location".

But while May notes that "strictly speaking, legally, the [plaintiffs'] causes of action have legs," the case's pioneering nature may make it difficult to argue in court.

Tax opinion for UK from lawyers at Slaughter and May notes that HMRC might seek to challenge some of the tax arrangements.

The letter to May notes that when she was home secretary she promised to tackle domestic violence and establish a cross-departmental strategy on tackling violence against women and girls, and that her government spoke out about such matters.

In her illuminating essay for First Pictures, Jessica May notes that Sternfeld was struck by "Eggleston's absolute mastery … of the poetic snapshot" but was also inspired to react against it.

You, dear reader, may note that Hyde was employing irony.

The eagle-eyed may note a few minor inaccuracies.

(You may note I mention nuclear weapons, not nuclear energy).

The keen-eyed may note a Met obsession with framing.

Some may note that the Patriots haven't won a Super Bowl since 2004.

We may note that Mayor Bloomberg is an old friend of Senator McCain.