Sentence examples for may have everything from inspiring English sources

"People are starting to realize that even though an area like Paramus may have everything, if you can open up a second store in Edgewater, you can do very well," said James Aug, a senior vice president at the retail services group of CB Richard Ellis in Hoboken.

Some or all of this may have everything to do with Rose's being reinstated into baseball, which now prohibits him, for example, from managing a big-league team again or serving as a general manager, or a scout, or a peanut vendor.

As time passes, that childhood yearning for bliss becomes incarnate in Christmas -- a memory, refined over time, that may have everything or very little to do with the reality of one's childhood, but whose idealized power is all the more compelling for the way it radiates outward as a central organizing image of the past.

Many computer vision algorithms have been trained on one of several large sets of images, which may have everything from people to household objects to fruits and vegetables in them.

It may have nothing to do with McCain's departure or it may have everything to do with it.

It's clear that given the gunman's history, this incident may have everything to do with race -- but it has nothing to do with #BlackLivesMatter.

The Oscar's press team described the contents of the goodie bag as being "once again a blend of fabulous, fun and functional items meant to thrill and pamper those who may have everything money can buy but still savor the simple joy of a gift".

What the Salk story shows--and what seems to be unappreciated by the McCain/Palin brain(dead trust--is that as often as not there is no straight line between a particular area of research andead trust--isovery that may have "everything to dead trust--isblic good".