Sentence examples for made may have from inspiring English sources

The 48,000 objects he is known to have made may have let him sleep easier in his bed, but they made him ineluctably richer.

The progress made may have taken just a bit too long for Mr. Bourgeois, who said he's grown old with the crusade and is poised to retire.

Lenore Rosenbaum, who leads the series of eight workshops, tries to persuade inmates to examine how the decisions they made may have landed them in jail and to focus on developing problem-solving skills.

Grace-Marie Turner, president of the conservative Galen Institute, said some of the changes the administration has made may have helped boost enrollment, such as the fact that "private brokers are actually being engaged" to provide assistance through the federal website and some cheaper plans are now available.

Some lawyers say Colonel Abraham's account — of a hearing procedure that he described as deeply flawed and largely a tool for commanders to rubber-stamp decisions they had already made — may have played an important role in the justices' highly unusual reversal.

But the reason so many bad decisions were made may have less to do with Sir Roy's ideas about infanticide and Munchausen Syndrome, or even his charismatic testimony, and more to do with a sea change in attitudes to the death of young children.

The objects Sparrow makes may have novelty value but there's a serious message behind them.

The report says: "The foregoing suggests that Iraq's interest in cluster munitions, and the developments it did make, may have progressed well beyond what it had declared".

Although you may not see it now, the choices you are making may have some negative life-long impacts on your five children.

Big Sam's big day out on the make may have been "entrapment" but clearly it wasn't uncomfortable or startling or discomfiting in any way.

That movie hasn't been made, and May hasn't made another movie, either.