Sentence examples for may have so from inspiring English sources
We help schools fill gaps they may have, so that is how we start working with some of them".
"There is the danger that you may have so few applicants that you cannot get the quality you desire".
Analysts think that it may have so many centrifuges spinning that it could enrich enough uranium for a bomb quite quickly within a couple of months.
"If they go through metal, the bullets may have so little energy they get into the muscle or fat and then they stop," he said.
Spielberg may have so positive a view of America that he can't exploit the situation of a trapped man for the desperate nightmare that it really is.
Dr. Douglas of Rutgers has challenged that hope, saying string theory may have so many solutions that physical measurements can not distinguish among them.
Shlesinger and Klafter [2] were the first to suggest that the movement patterns of some biological organisms may have so-called "Lévy-flight" characteristics.
Those students may, however, have so many misconceptions for the "ultimate/secondary" reason that the teaching of evolution is ineffective.
Historically it may have been so, but things are changing.
