Sentence examples for may have engineered from inspiring English sources
Fiat's Bargain Fiat's chief executive, Sergio Marchionne, may have engineered the auto deal of the century.
He may have engineered a resumption of talks between security commanders, according to comments from both sides, but there were no official statements confirming that.
"You are far too trusting and too independent of convention for your own good," scolds her mother, with whom Jane is living in the port city of Southampton when Lord Harold Trowbridge, the dashing "Gentleman Rogue" she much admires, enlists her to spy on a seductive and possibly treasonous beauty who may have engineered the destruction of a Royal Navy vessel.
He published many more books, including "Women in Russia" (1977); "Black Box"(1985), a study of the Soviet shooting down of Korean Air Lines Flight 007 concluding that the United States may have engineered the plane's deviation into Soviet strategic airspace; and "The Gorbachev Era"(1986), written with Condoleezza Rice, Gov. George W. Bush's foreign policy adviser.
Or he may have engineered the whole thing just to make money.
Based on phone records, Scully theorizes that Neech's lawyer, Danny Charez, may have engineered the murders with Speranza.
Successful sports science programs may have engineers working hand in hand with scientists, technicians, athletes, and coaches.
By the time you've wised up to their true behaviour they may already have engineered to get rid of you or beaten you into submission.
Right-wing Israeli commentators claim the Egyptians may themselves have engineered the border collapse, with the aim of incorporating Gaza as part of a long-term strategy to encroach on Israel.
Yet as a highly experienced political operator, Mr Surkov may also have engineered the conflict so as to quit a game whose nature had changed.Although few tears will be shed for Mr Surkov, his departure shows that the Russian political system is degrading and becoming more primitive.
The party sources are reported to be speculating that Mr Crosby may have deliberately engineered today's row to limit the positive coverage of Labour's popular announcement on non-doms.
