Sentence examples for statement may not from inspiring English sources
Still, Mr. Obama's statement may not be entirely innocuous.
That statement may not have encouraged fearful homeowners.
_His statement may not have been so general but it was comprehensive.
By that point, the person who made the statement may not even remember uttering it.
The changes in the State Department mission statement may not seem very significant viewed in isolation.
And, like it or not, the second part of her statement may not be wrong.
Such statements may not be immediately helpful, although McEnroe speaks out of genuine belief rather than mere television hyperbole.
Such statements may not yet mark the end of the peace process, though they testify to the progress the terrorists have made toward that goal.
Viewers who go in cold, without reading the aforementioned essays or Ms. Fioroni's artist's statements, may not grasp that she is embracing the cool detachment of American Pop Art while holding its mechanical techniques at arm's length.
"Interpreting their statements may not be as much a science as an art," said Changyong Choi, a North Korea scholar at Syracuse University in New York State who has made a study of official news reports from the North.
If anything, our subsequent cases have reduced the impact of the Miranda rule on legitimate law enforcement while reaffirming the decision's core ruling that unwarned statements may not be used as evidence in the prosecution's case in chief.
