Sentence examples for papers that may from inspiring English sources

Next, sort through papers that may predate computerized records.

Take economists at the IMF, for example, who produce working papers that may never become "proper" academic articles.

Lured by the prospect of love letters and other Aspern papers that may still be in Juliana's possession, he makes his way to Venice in the hope of worming his way into her presence.

Cameron, who said the decision by the Scottish executive to release Megrahi was a bad one, confirmed that he had requested that the cabinet secretary, Sir Gus O'Donnell, release any papers that may be in the public interest.

The reference list helps to find analytical data referring to the descriptive papers that may be scattered throughout monographs and specific books on the matter.

"Predatory" conferences, on the other hand, Beall says, "are accepting papers that may not be valid science: They bear the imprimatur of science even though they never go through the same quality control".

The Daily Express, the paper that may yet back Ukip at the coming general election, headlined its six-paragraph page 2 story, "Tories concede as Ukip heads for victory".

In October, however, Roderic Eckenhoff, an anaesthesiologist at the University of Pennsylvania, will publish a paper that may bring that identification closer.

Perhaps of more direct relevance to users, however, is that they can be used on virtually any kind of surface, even, Microsoft's promotional material says, "the piles of paper that may be on your desk".

On paper, that may sounds like a good idea, but the result is awkward.

Banks, brokers and insurance underwriters hold illiquid mortgage-backed securities and LBO paper that may need another haircut.