Sentence examples for may have unusual from inspiring English sources

They also may have unusual patterns of behavior, interests and activities.

Extremely talented entrepreneurs may have unusual acumen — allowing them to succeed when they are very young — yet still see greater success as they age.

When someone is affected in this way they may have unusual or strange ideas, they may hear or see things which are not there and they may have problems managing their emotions.

(Other risk factors may include obsessive-compulsive disorder, depression, poor self-esteem, self-harming behaviors and excessive exercise. Children may have unusual food rituals, changes in emotional regulation or other significant changes in behavior). We continue to meet many families who report that it took too long for their child to be diagnosed with a non-body image eating disorder.

Trulia limited the list to markets with an adequate supply of non-foreclosure, single-family homes, which ruled out markets that may have unusual spikes in median sales prices.

Indications are that these variants are common, polyphyletic, rapidly evolving and may have unusual properties.

So the subject of the opera, with its series of masques and betrayals, may have had unusual significance.

I think about all of the women like Elizabeth who may have had unusual personalities or unresolved marital issues.

I think what people generally experience is that it's kind of like going into a waking dream, and what happens is you pass through a kind of threshold where you may be having unusual dreams, you may be hearing something, you may be seeing geometrical patterns.

Their decision to concentrate on the fact that the American Airlines pilots had been trained to rely heavily on rudder controls during unusual events in the air could mean that they suspect such an action by the pilots may have placed unusual stress on the tail before the tail fin sheared away.

SH: We may have an unusual confluence of events.