Sentence examples for may have right from inspiring English sources

We bears may have right on our side, but we can't claim to be betting against the crowd.

For example, two patients may both activate and need the left hemisphere to the same degree but, depending on the degree of right hemisphere activation, one of these patients may have left lateralized language function and the other may have right lateralized language function.

But we do need to be willing to admit our imperial wrongs, and in the process to admit that others may have rights that we have infringed.

Of course children may have rights against those who are not family members (a right, for instance, that their school teachers provide them with information and skills).

Hence, they cannot hold rights that presuppose their intrinsic value; at best, they may have rights that are of instrumental value to individual human beings (Haksar 1998).

In South Africa, many queer people may have rights on paper, but cultural realities are far more complex.

(In some states, this veteran may have rights under state ant-discrimination law. Sadly, many states lack such laws).

NBC may have rights to the Masturbating Bear, but they can't touch the "I'm With Coco" campaign.

From the physiological perspective, patients with ALI/ARDS may have right-to-left pulmonary shunts that can lead to alveolar dead space.

They may have "squatters rights", "rights of adverse possession".

He may have been right — if thoroughly wrong to oppose gay-rights for that reason.