The one advantage the Lady Vols may have is size.
The one edge Yale may have is that it is the fresher team.
Whatever IT budget they may have is likely to be spent largely on ensuring that ATMs go on spewing cash.
"What we may have is stability, with the prison population continuing to grow, but slowly, in keeping with the population of the United States".
One advantage Mr. Blumenthal may have is the likely replacement of Mr. Babbitt by Gale A. Norton, a former Colorado attorney general whom Mr. Blumenthal said he knew.
If fiction is to build bridges, it must surely communicate that whatever identity we may have is composed not merely of ourselves but of the otherness of others.
Similarly, "Graduation" is a fiction in which any impulse toward actual discovery and observation that Mungiu may have is overwhelmed by his urge to say something.
Whatever future the ancient skills of painting may have is most likely to come, as he sees it, from "external, provisional contingencies.
You might consider – and it appears that the letter's signatories haven't bothered to – that in voting Lib Dem the only practical effect you may have is to elect a Tory government.
One potential advantage such smaller companies may have is that they take into account a wider range of forecasts than a single national weather service relying principally on its own weather model.
Whatever intelligence he may have is unlikely to be valuable enough to justify jeopardizing any good will created during President Obama's meeting last week with President Xi Jinping, he said.
