Sentence examples for may have electric from inspiring English sources

In practice, however, the rails may have electric contacts with the ground enabling a current leakage into the Earth.

The workplace would not have computers, and most may not even have electric typewriters.

(The Detroit News) Anyone who has suffered through an extended electrical power failure, like those experienced after Hurricane Sandy, may have viewed electric vehicles with skepticism.

Homes in areas with cold winters more often rely on gas heating, whereas homes in warmer climates may have only electric space heaters or no heating systems.

Contestants may assume that electricity is available for community-level systems because rural areas in many developing countries do have electric power.

"But they have electric fences.

Doesn't it have electric power steering?

A given wall may have doors, windows, electric outlets, switches, air-conditioning registers, and heating units (radiators or convectors).

When a particle has been excited and is oscillating in the incident electromagnetic field, the excited system may have a fluctuating electric dipole moment and causes the radiation [10].

Also, the "Entourage" movie inched closer to reality, the trial of Rebekah Brooks is underway in London and Aereo may have some high electric bills to swallow.

In America, peak-rate charging totally destroys any economic advantage an electric car may have.At least the electricity companies ought to be pleased at the prospect of selling more power, day or night.