Sentence examples for may have dedicated from inspiring English sources

Americans may have dedicated the month of May to the history, culture and accomplishments of Asian-Americans and Pacific Islanders for 25 years.

Mr. Burns, for one, may have dedicated his life to his dozen famous houses, paparazzi and all, but he doesn't mince words about the drawbacks of the lifestyle.

Surface-level systems may have dedicated rights-of-way, or may operate by street running in mixed traffic.

While the U.S. may have dedicated only one month for black culture to be celebrated... I'm proud all year long!

The 13 furry crooks in the video above may have dedicated themselves to a life of crime but good luck trying to find a court willing to convict them.

Several Ser/Thr/Tyr residues of Ub, including Thr7, Thr12, Ser57 and Tyr59, are known to be phosphorylated by as-yet unknown kinases (http://www.phosphosite.org), and all may have dedicated functions and pathways.

They may not have dedicated all the resources internally that the business needs".

Big retailers may even have dedicated Operators that can handle requests for those stores' items.

These concerns are most likely echoed by our colleagues in non-academic centres who may not have dedicated personnel for training and quality assurance.

Solutions to these issues may be to have dedicated days at an enrolment site for sub-populations and to provide alternative options such as a mobile team to go to them in a suitable location.

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