Sentence examples for may have solid from inspiring English sources

Pelosi may have solid reasons for backing Murtha and/or Hastings.

Of course the police may have solid, rational knowledge they are withholding, but their public statements belong to the realm of farce.

He may have solid country-club credentials and even a decent golf swing (Lexington once caddied for him), but America's country-club Republicans are not the dependable political force they once were.To begin with, the country clubs have changed.

While newer financial writers may have solid educational credentials, they lack the background that can only come from experience.

The harder calls are about the people who may have had solid careers at The Times but whose significance beyond our walls is debatable.

S2: A law is more proven, has more basis behind it, but a theory is just accepted but it may not have solid evidence behind it.

You may not already have solid relationships with every director.

Others though they may have a solid strategy will not make the grade.

Ramps may have either solid or jointed treads or a continuous belt.

They may have a solid record of being able to cover their rent and bills.

Of course, the U.S. may have a solid plan, as Jay Leno said: "President Bush may be the smartest military president in history.