Sentence examples for may have most from inspiring English sources
In the end, what first lady memoirs may have most in common is popularity.
The Turkish government, which may have most influence with Syria, is becoming louder in its criticism.
Citigroup may have most to lose if the appraisal is far different from its valuation.
What the incidents may have most in common is that they occasion a reckoning with the costs of war.
"I'm afraid he may have most of his hi-jinks in California, where it's safe," Mr. Johnson said.
This summer's extended rains may have most beach town officials blue, but Millie Fellingham, the executive director of the Southampton Chamber of Commerce, is both unbowed and unbloodied.
Hitting coaches may have the most fragile job in baseball — and maybe the most difficult one to assess.
And where Moore underperforms the most — the northeast and areas near big cities — Jones may have the most potential".
Peterson may have the most to gain.
Lampe may have the most potential.
CONSUMERS may have the most to lose.
