Sentence examples for may have substituted from inspiring English sources

For the period after the 1996 reforms, rates of total homicides and suicides from all causes were also examined to consider whether people may have substituted guns for alternative means.

Sherrie Lynne Lyons has speculated that he may have substituted the sculptor hands, leaving his real hands free to perform phenomena in the séance room.

Production F-20s may have substituted two Ford Aerospace Tigerclaw cannons instead of the M39s; while the Tigerclaw was based on the M39, it was lighter and had a higher rate of fire than the M39A2.

[ 28] Patients with decreasing primary care use may have substituted inpatient for outpatient care.

The Manchester City captain may have been substituted at the interval during Saturday's debacle against Liverpool but in a more advanced role he proved one of Pellegrini's more effective performers.

How about: "The right school can transform a parent's career and help them achieve things they may never have imagined (yes, I've substituted "a child's life").

Shipments of pitch torches for after-dark events have been waylaid by pirate galleys off the Phoenician coast; we may have to substitute fat-dipped cornstalks.

There are a couple of ingredients here that may give the home cook pause and for which you may have to substitute, making compromises of which the perfectionist Mr. Carsberg frankly approves.

A compound may have many different substituted positions, and each substituted position on a scaffold can also be linked by many different attached side chains.

A tall fence surrounding a shopping mall may be forbidden, for example, or a two-lane road may have to be substituted for a proposed four-lane highway.

Since primates need to ferment dietary sugars, these sugar-fermenting bacterial species may have functional substitutes in the primate species targeted by our study.