Sentence examples for may have prospective from inspiring English sources

Legislation is complicated to understand; for example, an Act may have multiple sections, each with a different commencement date, or the Act may have prospective provisions.

The day's rush tickets go on sale as soon as the box office opens, so a popular show may have prospective rush ticket buyers lined up at dawn.

The results indicate that GO-based nanotechnology may have a prospective role in development of more efficacious anti-cancer immunotherapies.

This Article explores those possibilities, not in the spirit of normative support, but in the spirit of exploring theories that may have some prospective vitality.

First, our study was not able to distinguish honesty from accuracy; peer mobilization prior to cohort enrolment may have encouraged prospective volunteers to over-report 'high risk' behaviour in FTF-interviews.

These recent advances in the understanding of asthma pathobiology, and especially a better knowledge of the cellular and molecular mechanisms that underlie uncontrolled asthma, may have important prospective therapeutic implications.

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Now known as DineEquity, the company may have problems finding prospective franchisees who can obtain financing, industry analysts said.

"Portrait Wunderlich" (1967), one of the artist's photo-realist portraits, depicts Mr. Richter's friend the artist Paul Wunderlich holding a dead rabbit and a shotgun, which may have turned off prospective buyers.

Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk may have disappointed some prospective Model 3 owners by telling them that his new electric sedan will not include free supercharging at the proposed $35,000 base price.

This issue may have particularly affected our prospective analyses (which were conditional on lack of disease before 2005 2006), and could explain prospective HRs relative to quintile 1 that were < 1.