Sentence examples for because we may have from inspiring English sources

Wait a minute, you can't use that answer because we may have already," Mr. Hoffman said.

But the patient is also being inconvenienced because we may have to find another treatment".

"Maybe," he added, but "you have to have a little optimism," because "we may have seen the end of the worst of it".

But there's good news, middle-of-the-pack runners, because we may have the last laugh: New research shows that while elite runners peak at age 35, the rest of us may not peak until we're 50.

That's important, because we may have reached a point where the frames around the candidates are locked in: Trump is supposedly the crazy/bigoted one, and Clinton is supposedly the corrupt one.

For novel ecosystems, the paleobiological record is essential because we may have to artificially rebuild a healthy ecosystem, which means knowing the jobs of each species there and making sure we have the right number of large mammals, for example, or the right balance of carnivores and herbivores.

But because ultimately we may have no choice in this matter.

Delay is deadly and plays right along with the Communist game plan because while we may have tied our own hands the Soviets, Cubans and Libyans haven't tied theirs.

Not to worry, say some folks, because although we may have more elderly to look after, we will have fewer children.Alas, that won't help, as this graph compiled by statistician Simon Hedlin shows.

Because although we may have made great strides toward LGBT equality in the past decade, there are still thousands of LGBT kids on the streets who have been neglected by their families, who need a home in order to succeed.

I ask you this because, in the future, we may have to redefine our answer.