Sentence examples for may have addressed from inspiring English sources

"Belle de Jour" may have addressed a certain male fantasy that all women would like to work part time as call girls, but it also addressed designers' fantasies that even the dullest garments they produce might be considered racy.

The only worries he may have addressed are those of the faction of his party that worries that he will not do everything possible to win, including to go as low and dirty as he can.

The committee had access to the same documents that Food and Drug Administration officials used, but the two groups may have addressed different questions, a spokesman for the drug administration, Jim O'Hara, said.

Autofocus systems all have their weaknesses, and this may have addressed one Apple regretted in earlier iterations.

They did not have overwhelming success, but the latest tweaks to the system may have addressed some of the problems.

Rousey may have addressed this during her sabbatical from the UFC, but Cyborg is also a strong Jiu Jitsu fighter.

In a statement on Friday, a Universal spokesman said: "We welcome the opportunity to answer any questions that the subcommittee may have, address the facts and debunk myths.

The English may not have addressed the root causes why groups of young and middle-aged men decided to meld violence with soccer, but they did enough to stop the consequences.

This suggests that additional course work required of science and mathematics majors may not have addressed this specific concept.

Similarly, rheumatologists may not have addressed CRFs with RA patients if these patients were first examined by a PCP.

This may have been addressed already but I have seen that for sure.