Sentence examples for may have laboured from inspiring English sources

A headline may be only a few words, and you may have laboured long and hard over them.

These women may have laboured too fast to go to hospital or they may have changed their mind during labour.

At "term" they may have "labour pains".

This is because firms with an international exposure may have labour practices different from the rest of the economy (at least because they are bigger in size), they cover mostly the formal sector, and the business executives of such companies especially non-nationals may have their ownon-nationals maye functioning of labour markets.

They may have been Labour supporters or, indeed, Labour MPs all their adult life.

Processes of biological ageing, such as decreased uterine function [ 36, 37] as well as physical health [ 15], or prolonged labour [ 34], may have affected labour negatively, and consequently the childbirth was a difficult experience even if the birth technically was defined as normal, i.e. spontaneous vaginal birth.

The willingness in the pre-budget report to raise tax to safeguard public spending may have raised Labour spirits, and will perhaps make Labour voters more likely to turn out, but it may also steel the resolve of the more numerous group who want to boot Brown out of Downing Street.

The large shortfall may have hurt Labour more.Others reckon there was a late swing to the Tories.

Ukip may have stopped Labour taking more votes from the other parties, but the idea that it recruited great swaths of loyalist Labour voters is unproved.

Ed Miliband may have led Labour to defeat in the General Election, but that doesn't mean that he's not capable of letting his hair down.

Liam Byrne's letter, his outgoing joke about the Treasury, was waved around repeatedly by David Cameron, and may have cost Labour an election.