Sentence examples for may have subjected from inspiring English sources

Moreover, he and his mentor, a prominent geneticist, may have subjected the tribe to an experiment in eugenics.

The report adds that CIA operatives may have subjected at least 27 detainees in Afghanistan, Poland, Romania and Lithuania to "torture, cruel treatment, outrages upon personal dignity and/or rape" between December 2002 and March 2008.

As the world's Mad Men descended on the French Riveria for a wine-swilling week of self-congratulatory award giving, many advertisers will have been wondering if their agencies may have subjected them to a much more sinister trick.

The Post and Courier newspaper said there was speculation as to whether a set of rims he had installed on the vehicle may have subjected to him from special attention from police.

Education Department spokeswoman Dorie Nolt said the Office for Civil Rights will continue to investigate "whether the university responded promptly and effectively to complaints and other information related to sexual violence and sexual harassment that may have subjected students to a sexually hostile environment".

On the other hand, Lin et al. (1995) and Vivoli et al. (1989) found positive relationships between BCd and BP but did not report comparable measures of association, which may have subjected the meta-analysis to negative reporting bias.

Generally speaking, this "work it out" requirement is known as exhaustion, a principle that allows parties to resolve disputes in an administrative forum ― like a school, which may have subject matter expertise and be quicker at finding solutions ― rather than a court of law, where litigation could take years.

As bizarre as this may sound, you may have been subjected to some cumbia-influenced music without even knowing.

For the next 11 hours he was held in a detention room and may have been subjected to further questioning.

The figure of 100,000 people could be an exaggeration, but it's terrifying to imagine how many Africans may have been subjected to this brutality.

Female genital mutilation was banned in 2008, but according to some surveys, up to 90% of Egyptian women may have been subjected to the practice.