Sentence examples for may have cared from inspiring English sources

But in private hands, it may have cared about profits far too much, at the expense of other objectives.

They may have cared beautifully for their children but their politics have been left to run to wrack and ruin.

Although they may have "cared about making a profit," the merchants who served this pampered class aimed chiefly "to produce the finest products possible".

Republicans may have cared about unlawful actions by the president during Watergate, but these days they clearly see their job as being one of protecting the V.S.G.'s privileges, of letting him do whatever he wants.

Our visions of debauchery had been melted away in the saunas and hot tub, but whatever part of our brains may have cared were offline by that point.

Recent studies indicate that Massospondylus grew steadily throughout its lifespan, possessed air sacs similar to those of birds, and may have cared for its young.

Maier had cared for many children, some of whom remembered her with fear, others — the majority — with gratitude and wonder.

Obese children may have caring (possibly also obese) parents who may not succeed in getting their child's (or their own) weight down.

Patients' home lives may be worrisome; they may have caring responsibilities or have relationship difficulties with partners and/or children.

Margaret Thatcher may not have cared passionately about the arts, but she left her emphatic mark upon them.

Had he been the anonymous governor of an empty Western state, people may not have cared to look up from their ribeye.