Sentence examples similar to may have pre from inspiring English sources

Putin may have pre-empted his political foes with the freeing of the most prominent among them.

The IRB and IRPA hoped to mediate discussions between the union and players but Malielegaoi may have pre-empted those moves by declaring that issues had been resolved.

Marvel's original Guardians comic may have pre-empted George Lucas's first episode by eight years, but James Gunn's film feels much like a fond lampoon of Jedi business.

The earliest pieces at the Morgan are small smudgy studies, in oil paint on blotting paper, of triangular and X-shaped patterns that may have pre-Columbian sources.

New legislation compelling local councils to accept expansion plans from oversubscribed schools except in extreme circumstances come into force today but some councils may have pre-empted the legislation.

The president put Mr. Romney on the defensive, and may have pre-empted him on a solution to illegal immigration that he was edging toward — an embrace of a Republican alternative to the Dream Act proposed by Senator Marco Rubio of Florida that would offer work visas to some immigrants, but not a path to citizenship.

Mr. Obama put Mr. Romney on the defensive, and may have pre-empted him on a solution to illegal immigration that he was edging toward – an embrace of a Republican alternative to the Dream Act proposed by Senator Marco Rubio of Florida that would offer work visas to some immigrants, but not a path to citizenship.

Thus, some patients may have pre-existing antibodies reactive with InO.

They may have pre-payment penalties or charge points up front.

The MPA eruptions, that may have pre-shaped a crater similar to, but possibly smaller than, the present-day St.

Yoga may have pre-Vedic elements.