Sentence examples for may have published from inspiring English sources

Ukip may have published a professional-looking manifesto but a closer look at the document exposes an amateur gaffe.

He said the reward system would give people incentives "to dig through their archives to find old files, old documents they may have published".

While Frank Gilbreth may have published pioneering time-and-motion studies, it was actually Lillian M. Gilbreth, his wife, who did the pioneering studies.

Baptists are a non-creedal people, and their ultimate appeal always has been to the Scriptures rather than to any confession of faith that they may have published from time to time to make known their commonly accepted views.

Someone who does not get the Nobel may have published similar results 3 days after the winner.

"I was advised by a mentor at the workshop to make sure that my maternity leave periods were very clearly noted on my CV so that the fewer papers that I may have published in my 5 years as a postdoc [compared with someone who has worked without a career break] will be explained," she says.

"Why don't you want to be what you are?" 8/7/68, Stockholm Susan Sontag's son, David Rieff, says he may never have published his mother's journals had it been up to him.

Ms. Lilly, who is 87 and in ill health, may not have published her poems for posterity's benefit, but she has found a way to benefit posterity nonetheless.

Indeed, she may well have published her book in part to quash the notion that she is a naive innocent who is simply manipulated to attack one political side and not the other.

Second, it is possible that some entities may not have published guidelines on chemotherapy, if they deemed that chemotherapy is ineffective and thus not worth addressing.

Many people working on this topic may not have published in English at all, and it is a limitation that this work could not be included.