Sentence examples for may have long from inspiring English sources

But the jihadis' ten months of statehood may have long consequences.

Without Berghain, the Berlin techno wave may have long ebbed away".

The national political spotlight may have long since left California before the dust settles here.

By the time his name is officially cleared, Fulgear may have long since missed the Hollywood backslapathon.

A cluster head may communicates with many cluster members and may have long communication distance with the sink node.

"It is also corrosive to metals and very toxic to aquatic life and may have long lasting environmental effects.

Hopefully, it may have long-lasting deterrent effects.

They may have long-, intermediate-, or ultrashort-acting effects.

It was suggested that it stunts growth or may have long-term side-effects.

"If a player returns too early, it may have long-term health consequences".

Some of these infections may have long-term effects on health.