Sentence examples for may have ceased from inspiring English sources
As far as the jazz scene is concerned, he may have ceased to exist altogether.
Bert Schouwenburg International officer, GMB The torture may have ceased, for now, but the mindset that engaged in it hasn't gone.
Mr. Greenspan hinted last week during his Congressional testimony that further cuts would be forthcoming when he noted that the economy may have ceased growing.
Wouk says, "Other things in the literary life may have ceased to matter that much but I have always loved the work".
It was an aggressive step that wasn't popular at the time, but had we not done what we did, our fund may have ceased operations like several others.
The second world war may have ceased hostilities on 2 September 1945, with the formal surrender of Japan in a ceremony on the USS Missouri, but the film world has never stopped fighting.
One of his pivotal findings was that, in six of California's 11 executions by injection, the "inmates' breathing may not have ceased as expected" and they may well have been conscious when other drugs were given to paralyze and kill them.
He is doing that because he found that, in six of California's 11 executions by injection, the "inmates' breathing may not have ceased as expected" and they may well have been conscious when other drugs were given to paralyze and kill them.
As a distinctive philosophy needing its own party, in other words, Conservatism may almost have ceased to be.
This meets criteria A4 of the IUCN definition for "critically endangered": "an observed, estimated, inferred, projected or suspected population size reduction of ≥80% over any 10 year or three generation period…where the reduction or its causes may not have ceased".
Instead, perhaps the rebels of yesteryear see reforming for a high-grossing stadium tour as merely the latest phase in their careers.Like the greying bankers and tycoons who now make up a significant proportion of their audience, the pursuit of money for its own sake may long have ceased to excite.
