Sentence examples for may have tricked from inspiring English sources
Recently, prosecutors opened an investigation into Navalny, claiming that he may have tricked a state-run company into paying an inflated price while serving as a consultant to a regional governor.
In this way, developers can hack their infrastructure much as an earlier generation may have tricked out their personal computer.
The status-conscious neighbors may have tricked you into thinking Junior must compete to get into the top few prestige colleges or universities, but below this very high line, and often offering every bit as good an educational experience, exist the other 95percentt of institutions that are more anxious about attracting enough students than about picking a chosen few.
By not singing with the "Eddie Vedder chin" and by wearing "cool" clothing, the front guy may have tricked some people who still like Crimpshrine, but really this is the collision of some B-level Fat Wreck band and grunge pop.
A minority group that accepts that life is better -- that "has taken yes for an answer" -- is going to be "always anxious that it may have been tricked," Mr. Wieseltier said.
There has already been speculation that the pilots may have been tricked into descending by sensors freezing up.
He says the families think their sons may have been tricked into going to Syria then brainwashed when they got there.
Walter Alexander, 46, said Simpson may have been tricked because the memorabilia dealer who tipped him off also recorded everything on tape.
He was likely fathered by a lover of his mother, Andriamihaja, a progressive young officer of the Merina army who the queen may have been tricked into putting to death by conservative ministers at court.
Over the years, they fortified that wall on Wall Street, expanding it to l2 feet by 4 feet to defend against Indian tribes, who may have been tricked into selling Manhattan Island for a pittance.
But they may also have tricks that speed up mutation and boost the chances of resistant strains appearing.
