In the media, experts may have much to mull over.
Coe's mascots may have much to teach us.
Given Asia's growing influence, the world should pay attention – and may have much to gain.
Universally disliked in the ad world, though this may have much to do with creative snobbery.
But premiums vary and it's possible some plans may have much larger increases.
However, I recognise that they may have much more detailed information that hasn't been disclosed and strengthens their case".
The youngest of an aging population, child survivors may have much more to say, as may survivors' children and grandchildren.
This approach may have much to commend it as a child-rearing technique, but Thomas would make it mandatory.
I strongly believe that our European partners may have much to show us and to teach us.
Wikipedia's success may have much to do with the fact that it is run by a non-profit organisation.
Although adolescents and older consumers may have much in common, there is a big difference: one group is moving toward adulthood, the other away from their prime years.
