Sentence examples for may have intimidated from inspiring English sources

But in the last week, neither he nor Ms. Pan have answered their cellphones, raising suspicions that officials from Daji may have intimidated them.

One game into his streak, Kendrick replaced the injured Josh Hamilton in the cleanup spot, a move Kendrick admits may have intimidated him a few years ago.

Right-wing AM radio demagogues may have intimidated women with the "feminazi" label for a short period of regressive gender politics.

Although both were subpoenaed as witnesses neither Fortune nor Judith Natus were called to the stand, the attorney responsible later explaining that the mob outside may have intimidated several witnesses.

Intelligence agents may well have intimidated more than a few.

He argued that the cameras may also have intimidated Judge Masipa, and had the opposite effect on prosecutor Gerrie Nel.

But we may assume that the complainant – the man she is said to have intimidated – will give oral evidence.

"I have intimidated no one.

The roughshod living would not have intimidated London.

In an interview on the World at One, he said she "may have been intimidated".

It is especially troubling that the board may have been intimidated by unruly demonstrations by Bush supporters.