Sentence examples for may have victims from inspiring English sources

Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) in schools often work with children with ASD and may have victims of bullying on their caseloads.

Officers are examining the backgrounds of the victims and probing suggestions that the family may have been victims of a bungled robbery.

The Conservatives may have become victims of their own success.

Police said Karl Clay may have further victims, who they don't know about.

Separately, there are questions over whether those who may have been victims were warned by police.

Some of those killed, it says, may have been victims of common crimes, not singled out as unionists.

While Republicans may have been victims of odd developments in upstate New York, the race was no accident.

"Any meeting the pope may have with victims helps him look good while doing nothing noteworthy," Barbara Dorris, the group's outreach director, said in a statement.

That's a lie.'" King makes an impassioned case against the reliability of his conviction, implying, though not stating, that police may have assisted victims with their statements.

Court commissioners say the fee had helped weed out frivolous complaints, but others say it may have kept victims of violence from obtaining orders of protection.

They believe it damaged their standing in communities they need to police – and may have deterred victims of modern slavery and trafficking from coming forward.