Sentence examples for half may have from inspiring English sources

At least half may have been veterans of the war in Syria.

FUTURE FEARS The first half may have been bumpy, but investors with strong stomachs have done fine.

The first half may have finished with the more prosaically level scoreline of 6-6, but what a softening up the visitors had endured.

We have proof that many members are linked to political parties". He accepted that many Sunnis in Basra had voted, but described a statement by the foreign secretary, Jack Straw, that half may have done so as "a bit exaggerated".

Approved almost unanimously in a plebiscite by 3,000,000 votes (of which half may have been manufactured out of thin air), the Constitution of the year VIII created an executive consisting of three consuls, but the first consul wielded all real power.

Instead, his opening gambit –to cut the pilots' allowances by half –may have backfired to some extent.

The fly-half may have been miffed not to be doing the goalkicking, but with Leigh Halfpenny in such splendid form, leaving the Irishman to concentrate on orchestrating the attack, probing for holes, putting runners into space with subtle angles, delicate kicks and varied passes, seemed eminently sensible.

He suggested Deans's erratic selection policies at fly-half and half-back may have curtailed Cooper's development as a top-flight international pivot, something the Wallabies sorely missed against the Lions.

Being midway through the half this may have been pre-planned.

Had Seattle been more aggressive in the first half, Wilson may have been headed to the N.F.C. championship game.

The Chrysler unit had its first adjusted operating profit in a year and a half and may have a profit for the year if demand for new cars remains at current levels, the company said.