Sentence examples for may have rather from inspiring English sources

They may have rather more effect.

It now seems that America may have rather less slack than had been thought.

P.9 5th paragraph: "Beyond arguments by analogy, some recent studies of human olfaction suggest that the perceptual space for odors may have rather few dimensions.

So the judge found the clarity to express his view, deftly, that football is a sport that may "have rather lost its way".

Conclusion: while audiences may have rather tired of watching Rogen and pals behaving like idiots, an R-rated orgy involving foodstuffs is definitely novel.

The regime going down may have rather more life left in it than expected, or it may put up far less resistance than was thought likely.

Together, these results suggest that coastal lowland species may have had rather stable distributions during the past climatic oscillations.

*** The truth may have been rather different.

One of them may have a rather joyless summer.

These may have been rather small and made in part of perishable materials.

But Mr Darling's objectives may have been rather more short-term.