Sentence examples for under multiple names from inspiring English sources
HG Watch on YouTube Cult Baltimore producer Sam Ray is a prolific artist who works under multiple names.
He wrote under multiple names, published different versions of many of his books in English and Yiddish and led two lives — one full of naches, or proud pleasure, the other darker.
The depression years were also the "golden age" of science-fiction, fantasy and weird-tales pulp magazines, and the character Alex is modelled on the many writers who wrote for those pulps, often under multiple names.
The FDA said it is tightening documentation requirements after it found firms producing coriander in Puebla often do business under multiple names and addresses, and some falsely claimed their suppliers are located outside of the state.
"That means you can have ghost employees; you can have Awol employees; individuals who are under multiple names collecting pay cheques; and there's no way to account for it.
Speaking on BBC Radio 4's World at One, Bhatt explained the company's reasoning for branding the same ingredient under multiple names: "Consumers want the navigation in a grocery environment, where there's no healthcare professional to assist in the decision-making.
Several agrochemical companies manufacture GBHs under multiple trade names.
Cotton was the only cotton seed in the market, brilliantly marketed under multiple brand names through Licensing Arrangements with Indian companies.
The Home Solutions segment designs, manufactures or sources and distributes a wide range of consumer products under multiple brand names, primarily targeting the female head of household.
He added that investigators would try to determine if those statements were made "to conceal the fact that he had been using multiple names and had a suspension under one of those names".
However, the actual number of species in this genus is confused by the presence of multiple names for some species and multiple species under the same name, as well as overlapping morphological characters both within and between species [ 3, 4].
