Sentence examples for may have demonstrated from inspiring English sources

The N.B.A. players and owners may have demonstrated their irrelevancy.

Even a small usability study may have demonstrated the ballot's shortcomings, he said.

"The ICC may have demonstrated shortcomings, unsurprisingly, in its early years," he told The Guardian.

The test with Zadrozny may have demonstrated that BZ could render a unit ineffective, but in battle the chemical would need to be sprayed, and aerosols are difficult to control, even in test conditions.

The prime minister's determination to pursue the programme he described as "Little Things That Mean a Lot" may have demonstrated his populist touch but it appears to have aroused little enthusiasm among work-burdened ministers.

Hamas may have demonstrated that after several weeks—it has been able to assert its authority over one militant group, but a much more difficult road lies ahead.

The unsuccessful assault against FSB Coral on the night of 12/13 May had demonstrated that the North Vietnamese would react violently to Australian attempts to control AO Surfers, and with 1 ATF deployed astride a key route to Saigon and threatening a number of communist bases and staging areas located nearby, further heavy fighting was expected over the following days.

As the most costly Olympics in history, and the first to impose vast security measures that will very likely now become routine and further increase Olympic budgets, the Salt Lake Games may also have demonstrated how difficult it will be for the International Olympic Committee to bring the Olympics to Africa and South America, as it would like to do.

It should be noted that HIAs that were classified as directly effective may also have demonstrated general effectiveness, opportunism and, for some elements of the HIA, no effectiveness.

29 30 Regulators have recognised that the appropriate risk benefit balance may vary, and have demonstrated flexibility in accelerating the approval of therapies for patients with no other treatment options and those with serious and life-threatening diseases.

If the number of patients in this study were greater, the CarePorter group may in fact have demonstrated a statistical advantage in the time necessary to ready the patient for transport.