Sentence examples for may have pooled from inspiring English sources

The next morning, while Steve was still asleep in my bed, I tried to clean up the mess, looking around for rogue drops of honey that may have pooled on my hardwood floors.

Attention swimmers: More than half of the public pools tested in a new study contained bacterial evidence that someone may have  pooped in the pool.

Questions emerged in relation to which groups of data have been compared, whether groups of data may have been pooled and on the chi-square analysis.

Finally, the definition of "earlier" RRT was variable and may have unduly influenced pooled effect estimates.

However, companies that are not renowned for their CSR activities may have a pool of less-prosocial workers, which could accentuate the negative effect found in our study.

More generally, it is useful for any entity to whom there are benefits from being able to easily share mobile telephones across multiple end-users (e.g. large corporation may have a pool of such mobile telephones; any employee can then simply pick up one of these telephones and be able to use it like a personal device).

I may have car pool duty that evening.

So while I may have played pool with Ricky Muir, ate yiros with Nick Xenophon, gone on a road trip with Tony Windsor, and gone go-karting with Sarah Hanson-Young, I never got the chance to go skydiving with Julie Bishop or planking with Anthony Albanese.

Yes, the wealthiest Americans may have their own pools, and pricey swim clubs dot affluent suburban communities whose well-heeled residents can afford a membership and annual dues.

These apparently dissimilar results are likely an effect of pooling the samples in the previous study where one or more of the samples pooled may have had an abundance of Staphylococcus, which would have decreased the representation of the other genera in the pool.

And Eileen Anjelica Hustonn) discovers that her former husband (Michael Cristofer) may have poisoned her pool of investors.