Sentence examples for may have unleashed from inspiring English sources

High gasoline prices this summer may have unleashed accusations of profiteering against gas stations and refiners.

David Cameron has freed the topic from the bonds of party and tribe, but in doing so he may have unleashed stranger conflicts.

In Tripoli, home to nearly two million of Libya's roughly six and a half million people, Colonel Qaddafi and his special militias may have unleashed enough firepower to enable them to keep a firm grasp on the city for some time.

Martian volcanoes may have unleashed enough lava to cover the United States to a depth of more than 6 kilometers, McEwen says--about 10 times more than previously believed.

Slack may have unleashed a new demand among the working world to have better tools to chat to each other about their projects and more, but it's also unleashed something else: a torrent of competing products from other tech firms that sell to the enterprise.

"I'm just very worried that [the rumors] may have unleashed people who are unstable to pursue violent action, as has happened before".

"The Government may well have unleashed a monster that will not be put back in its cage and have given it legitimacy in order to satisfy political expediency".

And while the archeologists may not have unleashed an apocalyptic curse upon humanity, they have, however, unearthed at least a couple hundred people who now want to drink the red sarcophagus "juice".

"We have to learn from the mistakes of other states who have unleashed this and may be seeing the drawbacks," she said.

Freedom, circumscribed, is an unstable state of nature, and the generals may not be able to control the forces they have unleashed.

You may be unaware, but by winning this election you have unleashed and unified progressive voices from every corner of American society.