Sentence examples for may both have from inspiring English sources

Straughan and Poulton may both have more work ahead of them, as Mantel is writing the last in her Thomas Cromwell trilogy, The Mirror and the Light.

The Crescentii a Caballo Marmoreo and the Crescentii de Theodora may both have been descended from one Crescentius recorded in 901.

President Obama and Mr. Sharpton may both have a kind of Teflon coating, but even so, the President may want to distance himself from the President's past efforts to raise money for Mr. Sharpton.

The village of Felixkirk (in Yorkshire) and the town of Felixstowe may both have been named after the saint, though an alternative meaning for Felixstowe, "the stow of Filica", has been suggested.

Increases in smoke-free policies and reductions in smoking prevalence may both have contributed to the decline in exposure of non-smokers to SHS.

Hence talking to peers and knowing how to avoid medical error may both have a negative effect on satisfaction as Figure 5 would suggest.

Both may have good reason, given past experience.

Neither team can do without its quarterback, and now both may have to.

Or, they might operate independently yet both may have an effect on the same policy domain.

Both may have been true, but Leach overreacted and soon lost his job.

Both may have the same symptoms, but have different causes.