Sentence examples for may have completely from inspiring English sources

Any future scheme may have completely different rules.

Without Gandolfini, who squeezed earnestness into Baldry's relationship with his hostage, Gore Verbinski's film may have completely bombed.

There is a suggestion at the end of the film, after a sudden, violent tragedy, that Wayne may have completely snapped, but it is only a suggestion.

There are still nearly 9 million smokers in the UK, despite big falls in recent decades, while an estimated 2.6 million UK adults use e-cigarettes and as many as 1 million of those may have completely stopped smoking.

"We should not rule out that at some stage whoever becomes president may have completely new ideas," said Christian Egenhofer, an energy and climate specialist at the Center for European Policy Studies in Brussels.

The two researchers defended their methodology, known as "flow analysis," stating: "If political leaders are found to have many common friends with Mafia dons, this is worth reporting even though it may have completely innocent interpretations.

Depending on when such physiologic events occur, women having similar POP concentrations at the age of diagnosis may have had completely different internal levels at a time that may be critical to the formation of breast cancer.

That moment may not have completely passed us by.

Those transcripts indicate that Mr. English himself may not have completely understood the bogus nature of the plan.

Poetry is the language we spoke as toddlers – the rhythm and texture of nursery rhymes brought words to us that we may not have completely understood, but which spoke to our little minds on some basic human level.

The cloud may not have completely killed off that model, but it has forced Oracle to play by a very different set of rules.