Sentence examples for may have features from inspiring English sources

The old loan agreement may have features like gap insurance, warranties, and credit life and disability insurance that may be missing from a refinance offer.

With continued exposure to the drug, such cells accumulate DNA damage which leads to their reproductive death that may have features of cell senescence.

"[E]ven if you bought it, it's not necessarily truly yours – it may need to talk to the vendor's machines to work, handing over data about you or those around you (if it has sensors); it may have features you don't know about or don't know how to control or can't control".

12. Appiah also notes that individual identity may have features that do not form the basis of a collective identity and for which there is no corresponding social category.

Under fairly general conditions, the map F has one or more attractors, an attractor being an attractive fixed-point of F. Although X and the functions f n may be smooth, an attractor can be geometrically complicated and rough; that is, it may have features which are non-differentiable, or have a non-integer Hausdorff Besicovitch dimension, or have a dense set of singularities.

Conversely, some pony breeds may have features in common with horses, and individual animals may occasionally mature at over 14.2 h, but are still considered to be ponies.

So it is unclear how many more may have featured such language.

Monday night's game between the Indiana Pacers and the Portland Trail Blazers may have featured the two best teams in basketball.

According to local lore, the second floor may have featured a bathtub and a brothel for the oystermen.

Luc Besson's recent sci-fi movie The Fifth Element may have featured Bruce Willis and Gary Oldman in leading roles, but the real star of the show was Jean Paul Gaultier.

A famous Gary Larson cartoon may have featured a crocodile on the witness stand angrily telling the prosecutor, "Well, of course I did it in cold blood, you idiot!