Sentence examples for may certainly have from inspiring English sources

The investigation may certainly have been unprofessional, and deserves the scrutiny it will no doubt receive.

In commercial terms, then, such research may certainly have hit a rich vein.

Fifty Shades may certainly have opened up the general debate on kink, but social and legal prejudice still prevails.

That may certainly have been true when he stepped behind a record store counter for the first time as a teenager.

He may certainly have named his character and his play "Hamlet" to commemorate his dead son, but the play itself does not have a dead son.

While a presidential tweet may certainly have helped catapult her on to the national stage, the viral videos of her filibuster and the onslaught of #StandWithWendy posts aren't the only reason this remarkable politician has become such an instant celebrity.

May certainly has advice on hand.

And if there are eventually enough of them who can agree on a few basic requests and make enough noise, American's executives, whoever they may be, will almost certainly have to listen.

Immortality may be unachievable, but we certainly have within us the capacity to reduce preventable mortality and to make sure that no one in our society is exposed to unequal risks.

While the dictionary definition of "arms" may not have changed much, arms certainly have.

Italians may not be lazy; but they certainly have what economists call a high leisure preference.