Sentence examples for may have actively from inspiring English sources

The ongoing investigation prompted speculation that the CIA may have actively targeted the Bundestag's NSA inquiry committee.

It is not clear to what extent the agency may have actively listened in on conversations or read e-mail messages of Americans without proper court authority, rather than simply obtained access to them.

While the endowment's expressed goal is to promote democracy around the world, the State Department's human rights bureau is examining whether one or more recipients of the money may have actively plotted against Mr. Chávez.

Mr. Marable speculates that Mr. Bradley "and possibly other Newark mosque members may have actively collaborated on the shooting with local law enforcement and/or the F.B.I.," but fails to provide any hard evidence concerning this allegation either.

For instance, in order to distance themselves from the social opprobrium of sex outside of marriage, women whose children were not paternally mimetic may have actively sought refuge in claims to maternal imagination.

Thursday's story that Romney may have actively directed Bain Capital three years longer than he claimed – a period in which Bain Capital-managed companies experienced bankruptcies and layoffs – caps what must be the worst weekly news cycle of any modern American presidential candidate.

As discussed previously, if WW plants had actively growing leaves when ψw was measured, the value obtained may be lower than the equivalent shoots of WS plants that may not have actively expanding leaves with lower ψw than fully expanded leaves.

A prominent human rights group said that Kyrgyzstan's armed forces abetted and may even have actively taken part in violence by ethnic Kyrgyz mobs against the minority Uzbek community that left at least 370 people dead in June.

But perhaps their greatest potential danger is the risk of huge reputational damage if users learn to mistrust the information being algorithmically pushed at them — seeing instead something dubious that may even have actively malicious intent.

Yes, Russia may not have actively hacked into our computerized election systems and changed the votes.

In fact, Aerinn continues, she has heard "through the witchvine" that Trump may actually have "actively engaged a number of Old World, Eastern European, and Russian witches to help him attain power and combat anyone who tries to work against him".