Sentence examples for may have certainly from inspiring English sources

So we may have certainly been sold out by her.

No longer would I.T. departments be able to lock down employees' devices in the same way they once locked down PCs, though the first generation of MDM companies may have certainly tried.

Comparison with additional data (pollen, archaeology, ecology) demonstrates that this grassland area is not natural and corresponds to an ancient forested system that has been used and transformed by societies since the Neolithic, although climate change may have certainly affected this transformation.

Antimicrobials have been life saving on a broad scale, and non-prescription use may have certainly enabled wide access in these settings.

Stretching the season into May has certainly put the players at risk of heat exhaustion.

Nevertheless, whatever his reasons may be, we have certainly entered some dangerous territory.

That point may have arrived, certainly at the Boston Symphony and possibly at the Met.

It's a sign the evangelicals may have overshot; certainly, they haven't learned their lesson from the Catholic Church, which has been skillful at lobbying for its interests without causing too much scandal.

The sale of state assets may have slowed, but has certainly not stopped.

Whatever else the campaign against socialized medicine may have done, it has certainly succeeded in scaring the wits out of the A.M.A.'s members.

He may have thought that; certainly, some in the Administration thought it.