Sentence examples for may have time for from inspiring English sources

So we may have time for diplomacy, but not a lot.

The Lakers may have time for that; Kobe Bryant – at least "Kobe Bryant the superstar" – most certainly does not.

They still may have time for second thoughts after some owners and Commissioner David Stern were said to have voided a deal made by the league-owned Hornets to send Paul to the Lakers.

A creative paper may have time for the passive voice, but this paper is most likely more academic and therefore should remain active.

If you see this corner is clear before the door has almost finished closing, you may have time for a quick scan of the room, but your priority is the corner behind the door.

If there is a stoichiometric imbalance, the monomer in excess may have time to transit for a preferred-for-binding to a nonpreferred conformation (inactive for binding).

You may have times you wish for revenge, times you wish for reconciliation, times you are numb with depression, times you are paralyzed with fear.

He may lack empathy and may not have time for the personal, but he is highly effective.

For example, people working full time may not have time for exercise and may not be able to eat proper meals in the workplace.

Physicians may not have time for your life history; they may not be sympathetic to your fear of toxins.

Responding to Tsipras's statement that he would patiently wait for a call to resume talks, an EU official responded: "He may not have time for patience".