Sentence examples for concept may have from inspiring English sources

Canadian Imperial's "concept may have been flawed," Mr. Kraushaar said.

Whatever concept may have inspired this fancy double narrative, its contrivances seriously weaken the work's impact.

A. The concept may have been great, but the execution soon showed its age.

The concept may have been clever, but the execution of the ad was not good.

The latter concept may have influenced Sir Isaac Newton in his ideas about space.

But while the no-load concept may have won the intellectual battle, it has yet to conquer the world.

The great importance of Mithra in early Iranian religion as god of the covenant and the related gods Mitra (the Indian counterpart of Mithra) and Varuna in Vedic religion suggests that such concepts may have been more important than was once realized.

These concepts may have a ripple effect on hotel spas in the coming years.

And even the most abstract of concepts may have grounding in the real world.

For example, concepts may have atomic cores that are linked to prototypes, internalized theories, and so on.

Critics have objected that Rand offers no argument against the possibility that some concepts may have their referents determined by the definition (Browne 2000; Long 2005a, 2005b).