Sentence examples for may previously have from inspiring English sources

Kenny believes last Saturday's victory over Hibs will have given his side the belief that they may previously have lacked.

Where a regular moisturiser may previously have done the job, you'll now need something that does more than simply moisturise.

They also have the experience of working within museums, institutions from which they may previously have felt excluded.

Talented engineers will constantly be working to find new ways to scoop up massive amounts of information which people may previously have regarded as private.

Whereas poets may previously have held academic jobs or received government grants, the collapse in state funding now means many have more than one job.

For instance, an ad that may previously have said, "Mississippi Tornado Victims Need Your Help" will now say, "Disaster Victims Need Your Help".

I'm disgusted that this country are so fearful of immigration and the outside world they would cut themselves off entirely from any connections we may previously have had.

It is thought that the tank in which the fat was stored may previously have contained used vehicle oil or chlorine.

Some of the children who may previously have been made the subject of adoption or placement orders are now thriving in the care of family and friends.

Svalbard was undoubtedly spotted by Willem Barentsz of the Netherlands in 1596, although it may have previously have been discovered by Norsemen or Pomors.

He married another of the princesses, his probable half sister Ankhesenpaaten (who may have previously had a child with her father).