Sentence examples for may has demonstrated from inspiring English sources

The electoral loss of Yucatán, a longtime PRI stronghold, to President Fox's candidate in May has demonstrated that the President is maintaining his hold on the people.

The N.B.A. players and owners may have demonstrated their irrelevancy.

Even a small usability study may have demonstrated the ballot's shortcomings, he said.

"The ICC may have demonstrated shortcomings, unsurprisingly, in its early years," he told The Guardian.

The prime minister's determination to pursue the programme he described as "Little Things That Mean a Lot" may have demonstrated his populist touch but it appears to have aroused little enthusiasm among work-burdened ministers.

The test with Zadrozny may have demonstrated that BZ could render a unit ineffective, but in battle the chemical would need to be sprayed, and aerosols are difficult to control, even in test conditions.

Hamas may have demonstrated that after several weeks—it has been able to assert its authority over one militant group, but a much more difficult road lies ahead.

The ease with which the Obama administration was able to secure the Associated Press' phone records may have demonstrated once and for all that privacy is dead.

The Farrellys' early hits may have demonstrated the financial viability of toilet humor — an epiphany that haunts us to this day — but the brothers have always resisted the gross-out tag.

Both were heavily medicated for illnesses that were kept from the public; both were fueled by combinations of steroids, amphetamines and barbiturates; both may have demonstrated great behavioral changes as a result of those drugs.

Marvel may have demonstrated a sure touch when it comes to exploiting its Avengers universe of superheroes, but how would it fare with Guardians of the Galaxy, a comic book that had hitherto left only a modest footprint, populated by unlikely characters including a talking tree?