Sentence examples for may have employed from inspiring English sources

The tomb was that of a pharaoh's vizir called Dagi who may have employed the scribe.

Iran, which has been accused of sending weapons and fighters to Syria, may have employed the same ruse.

It's a statement, more hues than Mr. Allen may have employed in his entire career, and this luscious scheme is visually inviting.

I also find some evidence that this was different for Indian nations, who may have employed a more naïve advocacy strategy than more traditional interest groups.

It is no justification for rejecting them outright that some courts may have employed an overly technical version of the Aguilar-Spinelli standards, see ante at 234-235, and n. 9.

Brown may have employed "a rhetoric of imposture," but he was also a teenager sending humorous letters to his friends: "That bosom which it is criminal to name, thinkest thou that I shall not be tempted to touch, to gaze with too much greediness at its enchanting undulations?" Any friend who took this seriously deserved to be treated as a literary guinea pig.

"We never comment on anybody we may or may not have employed," the spokesman said.

However, organisations may not have employed effective risk management regimes to deal with the speed and scale of change, for example the rise of outsourcing.

Additionally, our search may not have employed the most optimal keywords to generate an ideal sampling from around the world.

And, as it seems clear that the islands will eventually have to be negotiated away, Thatcher may be seen to have employed a theatrical and humanly expensive delaying tactic.

Furthermore, the methodology we have employed may be helpful as a means of providing valuable information for risk evaluation of human brucellosis epidemics in the future.