Sentence examples for may have before from inspiring English sources

It means that smaller languages, which may have before had a more limited range of sites open to them, can still search and access content on the whole web.

Here he made his intention clear, "that each may have before him, at a glance, the experience of all".

If this turns out to be true, the archeologists may have before them a veritable Gold Bug treasure hunt.

Barrons said: "We need to set ourselves up for a future where a combination of robotics, autonomous systems and artificial systems will create capabilities that our enemies may have before we do – where machines kill on the basis of an algorithm without a human in the room.

For the networks themselves, the deal allows them to reach new viewers who may have before only had minimal or no exposure to their content.

It's now a country, for better or worse, a little more on edge where the news carries a bit more weight than it may have before.

This kind of swagger was probably the thing USC may have had before playing Oregon State, or Oklahoma may have had before playing Texas, or Texas may have had before playing Texas Tech, or Texas Tech may have had before playing Oklahoma and certainly what Alabama may have had before playing Utah.

The site gives garages a wider choice from nearby distributors than they may have had before.

Keep thinking about the fun you two may have had before the fight.

Donald Sutherland, Justin Kirk, Julianna Margulies and Dennis O'Hare may have never before shared a stage.

3) As I may have mentioned before, you are the ref … it's your decision.