Sentence examples for may have sometimes from inspiring English sources

E-mail messages may have sometimes taken longer than usual to arrive, but they typically did arrive.

To critics, they may have sometimes exploited or even stretched the law, but they have not broken it.

Some people who received sere training may have sometimes done things they shouldn't because they misunderstood what the training was about.

"John may have sometimes gazed too long and too lovingly into the mirror of celebrity," Mr. Leamer writes, "but sooner or later he would turn away, never fully mistaking that image for himself.

"Yes, we may have sometimes been slow and, yes, we may have made mistakes, including Section 28, but the change has happened," Cameron said of the repeal of the legislation originally passed in 1988 when Margaret Thatcher was prime minister.

(He may have sometimes gone too far: anyone who says, as Sully did, that the work of a minor English painter, Thomas Stothard, "has the excellence of Titian, without his faults" is really going over the top).

Whatever Hippocrates may have said, sometimes we do harm.

The co-ordinating work may have been sometimes dull, but it was absolutely necessary.

We all work independently and, as you may have noticed, sometimes at cross-purposes.

We may have different – sometimes, very different – ideas for how to go about achieving the common good, but it is our shared goal.

This may be a problem because various PCB congeners may have different, sometimes antagonistic endocrine effects [ 54, 55].