Sentence examples for may have special from inspiring English sources

Hilary says that Lorraine may have special powers.

Abnormal activities may have special diagnostic meaning to the veterinarian.

Second, the supplier firm may have special equipment and capability.

But bear in mind that the direct operators may have special offers making them good value.

Philadelphia is the state's only first-class city and may have special legislation.

Men may have special houses for their esoteric activities from which women are excluded.

Communities along the way may have special requirements affecting the movement and storage of the materials.

Children who come to grandparents through the foster care system may have special needs.

The FDIC may have special powers but it only allowed one biggish dismemberment during the crisis, that of Washington Mutual.

The "narrow character of it may have special appeal to Justice Kennedy," who is often the swing vote on the court, Schacter said.

Upping the intake of these fats is widely recognised as broadly beneficial for children, but may have special significance for those prone to low mood.