Sentence examples for dates which might have from inspiring English sources

Large volumes of food past its "best by" and "use by" dates which might have once been sent straight to landfill was now sent by supermarkets to food banks run by charities such as FareShare and the Trussell Trust.

The mortality data we used were based on registrations rather than actual dates of deaths, which might have affected quarterly data but not the overall findings.

Scholars such as Edwin A. Weinstein, a neuropsychiatrist, spent years studying Wilson's old correspondence to determine that he had experienced smaller strokes dating back to 1898, which might have foreshadowed his health problems later in life.

Each segment was further classified by the date engineering works started (decision date) on the 20 mph zone (where relevant) and the date it started to be enforced, which might have been several years after the date of decision.

AHRENS: Professor Butz told me that no documents or notes were found which might have given indications of a later date, and he expressed his conviction that these shootings must have taken place in the spring of 1940.

The dating estimates are congruent with the major uplift of the Cordillera Central which might have provided new ecological opportunities and created isolated populations [ 39, 40].

Which might have happened".

International treaties typically have no expiration date, which might explain some of the challenges officials have faced when trying to approach comprehensive environmental agreements such as the Kyoto Protocol or completing the Doha Development Round of trade negotiations.

Immigration: 445,000 awaiting a court date, which might not come for 4 years.

Then he requested additional time, but offered no specific date by which he might have a decision.

In July 2002 he accused Denise Platt, chief inspector of social services, of hanging on to confidential Department of Health documents connected with the case until after the final date on which she might have been cross-examined about them.