Sentence examples for may have opted from inspiring English sources

Only a few will have thought through the consequences and these women may have opted out totally.

Germany, with all its manufacturing might, may have opted for a fully renewable future, but Poland, 90% reliant on coal, will not.

Forces were aware of the potential for heightened tension with the release of Charlie Hebdo and many neighbourhood police officers, who are well known in their communities, may have opted to visit sellers to establish any concerns and provide reassurance.

"One of the unintentional consequences of austerity is that local authorities may have opted for the cheapest more local interventions for children, until it's proven time and again that those aren't appropriate," he says.

Haveland, I suspect, may have opted for "weather-vane" rather than Meyer's "weather-cock" to remove a hovering vulgarity, but this shows how complex the business of linguistic rendition is.

I would like to believe Peter Fahy's suggestion (Letters, 12 February) that "many neighbourhood police officers, who are well known in their communities, may have opted to visit sellers to establish any concerns and provide reassurance".

By the way, who did win it yesterday?" That'd be unheralded debutant Ted Potter Jr, who won a play-off which Phil Mickelson and Matt Kuchar may or may not have opted to throw.

He may well have opted to go with her instead.

Even those who did use Parity may not have opted for the multi-sig wallet.

Here intuition suggests that institutional leaders themselves may often have opted for construction money, rather than support for scientists and their research, because they felt sure that NIH dollars would continue to increase.

Since then, according to sources among the families, the "vast majority" of those whose children may have been abused have opted out of discovering if that was indeed the case.