Sentence examples for may have bona from inspiring English sources

Moreover, if the number of clonotypic aberrant B cells is below the test threshold, they will remain undetectable, even though they may have bona fide chromosomal abnormalities.

For the first time, it looks as though India may have a bona fide international supermodel on its hands.

Nevertheless, ∼15% of genes are known to have bona fide antisense transcripts [14], [25] that may serve to regulate the expression of their corresponding sense transcripts.

But while it could be "legitimately construed" that Mr Zuma had misled parliament over the renovations, the report also said he may have made a "bona fide mistake".

Long California's digital also-ran, Los Angeles may have its first bona fide new media hit brewing.

But Power may have burnished her own bona fides with the Democratic left by doing what Obama has rejected--come out swinging against Clinton.

If you thought that busker you walked past on London's South Bank on Monday morning was a little better than the usual fare, it's because you may have been hearing a bona fide funk superstar.

If Timberlake was ever concerned about his own bona fides, he may have overcompensated.

An annual dose of depression suggests that you may have seasonal affective disorder (Sad), a bona fide condition that was recognised even in ancient Greece.

He is believed by some intelligence officials to have been involved in planning the two attacks on the South in 2010, events that may have been intended to create his bona fides as a military leader.

When the railroad magnate Henry G. Marquand became the Met's president in 1889, he brought Dutch pictures with him, including what may have been the country's first bona fide Rembrandt, the dusky 1650s "Portrait of a Man," and its first Vermeer, "Young Woman With a Water Pitcher".