Sentence examples for may be lingering from inspiring English sources

"That reputation may be lingering".

Dr. Camilli's paper tends to support the view that considerable oil may be lingering below the surface of the gulf.

To the service's relief, Lady Hallett gave it the benefit of any doubts that may be lingering.

"It is only in Washington where there may be lingering animosity of the political parties," Mr. Hastert said.

Place in a bowl of cold water for 10 minutes, then run under the faucet to remove any sand that may be lingering in between the layers.

On Iraq too, there may be lingering American suspicions about the Arabist Mr Chirac's motives for opposing the war, and the way he did it was heavy-handed.

D'Antoni maintained that the switch wasn't a "panic" move, as Douglas's shoulder surgery may still be "lingering".

Even if new ideas have a solid conceptual base, are well prepared and carried out in a seemingly competent manner, there may still be lingering problems.

Be careful because demons are  tricky and may still be lingering.

There may still be lingering files and registry entries that weren't apparent until after a restart.

The drugs may have been exceptionally well hidden, they say, or there may have been lingering odors from drugs no longer present.