Sentence examples for may have linked from inspiring English sources

Tunisia badly needs Libyan trade and investment, something Libya may have linked to Mr. Mahmoudi's extradition.

In his desire to be remembered, Jones may have linked himself with a different aspect of the city's culture.

This week, a report by the Democratic staff of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee asserted that as many as 36 American Muslims who were prisoners have moved to Yemen in recent months, ostensibly to study Arabic, and that several of them may have linked up with Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula.

"You can either try to breed [a trait] in from a wild relative and that takes many, many years, at the end of which you may have linked to your gene a bad [version] of some other gene," explains Jones, "or you can try to clone the gene you'd like with the useful property and move it from the species where you found it to the species where you would like it".

Sure, the Mail may have linked it to terrorism and street attacks carried out by immigrants, but what haven't the Mail linked to terrorism and street attacks carried out by immigrants?

This dike may have linked a deeper source to the surface eruption.

Freemasonry may have links with ancient magic, but it also has links with modern reason.

Prosecutors say she may have links to people also involved in money laundering.

Dolorfino said the kidnappers apparently took Sinnott for ransom and that they may have links with the Moro group.

From there, the experts said, Mr. Bout may have links with more than 12 trading companies around Eastern Europe, Central Asia and Africa.

The loose coalition of militants shares a hatred of the West and may have links to Al Qaeda.