Sentence examples for may have highlighted from inspiring English sources

Although the race for district leader may have highlighted the split, there had been signs of discord.

Harrop said rising house prices may have highlighted to voters that they could get trapped by the tax.

Movies like "Detroit" and, years ago, "8 Mile" may have highlighted darker aspects of the city, which some may still know chiefly for landscapes of ruin.

You may have highlighted what makes America the best country in the world... so long as we're not better than anyone else.

It has been suggested by The Guardian and The Sydney Morning Herald, that the report may have highlighted what could be systemic failure, because of the number of institutions identified.

Interestingly, results from our study may have highlighted a yet undiscovered similar event.

From a pragmatic perspective, the definitional ambiguity we have highlighted may be viewed as less than ideal but not fatal.

Under Labour, it would still be lower in relation to the size of the economy than in 1996-97, the last year the Conservatives were in power.The disputes over numbers may be totemic, but they have highlighted what should be a central issue of the election: the size of the state.

Ron notes that it's understandable why de Blasio, who has a black son, would caution him how to behave with the police given a history of misconduct toward kids of color, but that it may have been indiscreet to have highlighted that after the Garner grand jury refused to indict.

Although protein oligomerization may be incidental, several studies have highlighted the benefits of this process in a variety of different systems.

A few otherwise sympathetic people on Facebook (where the event was first organized) have highlighted that there may be problems with this idea.