Sentence examples for may later have from inspiring English sources

The trade, at first probably locally controlled, may later have come under Elamite influence.

While other English artists, notably Nicholson and Hepworth, may later have appropriated Mondrian, only one English artist influenced him.

With one exception, a compositional manifesto that Brahms signed and may later have regretted, musical politics did not interest him.

The nation's most senior judges should not be involved in making laws which they may later have to interpret.

Chawla may later have a big say with the ball and another 70 runs or so would give the hosts a decent chance.

But he may be going through these motions automatically and may later have no memory whatever of the part of the game that followed his injury.

If people didn't like my stories, I may – a week later – have gotten a letter in the mail.

If the burghers of Maastricht want to keep the euro, they may, sooner or later, have to pay more.

(The camp may later also have used the poison gas Zyklon-B).

Children may later regret having caused someone to go to prison knowing that they are the guilty ones".

The asking price, €1.7 million, or about $2.2 million, makes the pair one of those opportunities that several museums may later regret having missed.