Sentence examples for may have records from inspiring English sources

The state or county may have records, as may the Better Business Bureau.

These facilities may have records that date back much earlier than 1914.

A person or organization with more than one conviction may have records in multiple jurisdictions.

If the builder is still in business, he or she may have records of the date of construction, and may even have contract drawings and copies of permits required at the time of construction.

It is important to note that PayPal being a reputable financial institution and being bound by certain laws and constitutions may have records of your transactions but you as an individual will no longer have access to what was once known as that account.

It is difficult to get more insights from the seismic recordings since only one station may have recorded the event.

The Tap may have recorded en environmentalist single, Warmer Than Hell.

Sound may have recorded the known world, but silent high jinks took it into the unknown.

The survey said sales may have recorded so steep a decline because demand was "elevated" last year by record Wall Street bonuses and a falling dollar.

That meant fans of those shows who were wooed away to the Grammys may have recorded their regular favorites more frequently this week, thus starting the dominoes that spilled over night to night.

Shebiro worries that a frothy market for vinyl may have record companies a little too excited.