Sentence examples for may have exported from inspiring English sources
That image has taken a hit with the revelation that, not only have Canadian mobsters been engaged in a bloody turf war, they may have exported it to Sicily, birthplace of the Mafia.
VCR's and specialty video stores may have exported art films to every corner of the country, but to Mr. Modes and his friends, they also left people stranded in their living rooms, starved for the community and fun of rep houses and B-movie drive-ins.
If violence has dwindled in advanced societies, one reason may be that they have exported it.
Dr. Heymann's team is concerned that polio may have been exported to other West African countries where cases have not been detected.
It also highlighted concerns that intrusion software, capable of remote installation on communication devices to extract data and control functions, may have been exported to Egypt, which has embarked on a crackdown on journalists, bloggers, trade union activists, protesters and others who question government policy or authority.
Tonight, Global Payments reports that those cards affected in the breach processing system were confined to North America and up to 1.5 million card numbers may have been exported.
Because Xenopus are sold in pet shops and used in laboratories around the world, it is possible that the chytrid fungus may have been exported from Africa.
Reports suggest the fungus may have been exported from its native habitat on commercially valuable trees such as eucalyptus and ornamental Ficus species.
If that happens, the community may have to export some of the talent and resources that made the project a success at Casis.
America may have trouble exporting many things but apparently not its music.
