Sentence examples for papers which may from inspiring English sources

"Very few US public figures were exposed by the Panama Papers, which may be related to the political awareness of the forces behind the leak," the newspaper wrote.

"Sometimes there are certain suburban papers which may carry a story involving the railroad, and we simply don't have it," the Metro-North spokesman said.

But the advice in these papers, which may carry greater appeal in times of economic trouble, can be murky to the uninitiated.

They may propose among the articles from the sessions of their speciality, one or two papers which may be candidates for the Award, justifying their proposal.

They may propose among the articles from the sessions of their speciality, one or two poster papers which may be candidates for the Award, justifying their proposal.

They may propose among the articles from the sessions of their specialty, one or two papers which may be candidates for the Award, justifying their proposal.

Now it promises a (pre-legislative) white paper, which may not be ready until 2002.

She used to read her grandmother the crime stories out of the local paper, which may have aroused her interest.

But it has its roots in Dr. Shannon's paper, which may contain the first published occurrence of the word "bit".

"Those quotes originated from a spoof Twitter account," wibbled the paper, which may want to be careful if it strays on to @LiterallyJamie or @TheBigSam.

"Also some press releases are full and interesting with lots of explanatory quotes from the scientist, but many are brief, and sometimes they don't highlight something from the paper which may be more interesting.