Sentence examples for may have links from inspiring English sources

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.

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

The federal appeals court in Philadelphia ruled that deportation hearings may be held in secret, based on the Bush administration's assertion that detainees may have links to terrorism.

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

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

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

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.

Mcm8 and 9 evolved early in eukaryote cell evolution and their pattern of presence or absence suggests that they may have linked functions.