Sentence examples for may have almost from inspiring English sources

She may have almost too much voice for the music.

If a 1950s bungalow still has original windows, they may have almost no value as insulation.

The wall may have almost completely disappeared from Berlin, but it is in better shape than ever in Mödlareuth.

The Evening Standard may have almost halved its losses to £17m last year, but still spills enough red ink to fill the gutters of Red Square.

Fans of the excellent TV series Firefly, and its big-screen spin-off Serenity, may have almost given up on the prospect of more material.

The Continent may have almost disappeared from the American radar screen, but for Europeans, America has kept its emotional — if not strategic — centrality.

"I think we may now have almost 1,000 seniors on the island.

Contrary to what you might think, you may not have almost just died in that taxi or been rushed by that station crowd or run over by that guy with the funny outfit and the monkey.

Such prehistoric wood carving as may have existed has almost entirely disappeared, but enough has survived to indicate that it was a rich and varied art form.

The ruthless suppression of breeding may have succeeded almost too well.

So a sport with no sure things may have become almost impossible to predict.