Sentence examples for may have pose from inspiring English sources

The severe and atypical infections they may have pose challenges for diagnosis and treatment, even for experienced infectious disease specialists.

That may have posed a burden in Truman's day.

For most of recorded history, any danger we may have posed was existential or illusory.

It is believed the men may have posed as customers wanting a safety deposit box in the vault.

My guess is that Mr. Obama may have posed less of a threat to white voters in Iowa because he wasn't yet the front-runner.

Knowing this, the Bush team tried to turn Iraq into a war of necessity by hyping the threat Saddam may have posed with W.M.D.

Internal Disagreement: Atta, Jarrah, and Moussaoui Internal disagreement among the 9/11 plotters may have posed the greatest potential vulnerability for the plot.

Human Rights Watch estimates that upward of twenty-six havered people have been killed by American drone strikes; many of them may have posed no more of a threat to us than the journalists James Foley and Steven Sotloff posed to ISIS.

He adds that the couple's elder daughters (they had 15 children, of whom 11 survived) may have posed for "Girl With a Pearl Earring," "Girl With a Red Hat" and "Portrait of a Young Woman".

"Overall, the move reduces any dividend/strategy risk an outsider may have posed and suggests that GSK's new CEO will continue to build on the legacy of her predecessor Sir Andrew Witty".

Vioxx, which is no longer on the market, may have posed heart risks that a similar drug, Celebrex, and other painkillers do not, according to two papers published yesterday by The Journal of the American Medical Association.