Sentence examples for may have copied from inspiring English sources

U.S. officials have expressed concern that those governments may have copied Snowden's hard drives.

The Conservatives may have copied our flagship policy but they would pay for it in a deeply unfair way – by hitting the working poor.

On Bobo affectations in home decor: "The old elite may have copied the styles of the European aristocrats or the colonial masters, but Bobos prefer the colonial victims".

These companies may have "copied" from the United States at first, but they acted swiftly, focused on their customers and developed their products, adding more and more local innovations.

It's unclear at this time if there are any limitations on the file formats or the length of the "personal videos" the Instant Video App will play in order to limit its usage to home movies versus actual movies you may have copied off of DVDs you owned (or acquired, ahem, elsewhere).

Yes sir, I may have copied Megan's homework during assembly, but what do you expect?

Depending on the type of backup program you use, you may have copies of your personal files and settings on the external drive, but would need Windows installation DVDs or a disk image of the recovery system to get fully up and running if your hard drive ever encounters serious problems.

Previous cohorts of young chimpanzees may also have copied liana-scratch, but abandoned it in the face of the greater ecological demands of adulthood when they found it offered no benefit to them.

The unique changes and errors suggest that these may have been copied directly from Chaucer's lost original--which was likely unfinished--or early copies of the original.

The drum that made Meikle's machine a success may have been copied from the flax-scutching machine used to beat the fibres from flax plants.

They are often mentioned in the early history of Islam and may have been copied from India, but Islamic flags are greatly simplified and appear to have been plain black or white or red.