Sentence examples for may sometimes have from inspiring English sources

The political structure of the metropolis, or sending city, may sometimes have been inchoate.

(I worry that the initial emailed request – headed "Favour for English PEN" – may sometimes have been rejected as spam).

The chemicals may sometimes have been pre-tested against a few individual species, but never against living communities.

Inhibitions may sometimes have been lost but never respect for the artist, however drunk he might have been.

Yet her prosecutors may sometimes have to go after the president or his friends.Conflicts of interest are never comfortable.

Besides the stationers, who may sometimes have functioned as wholesalers, there were also retailers known as "book-carriers".

To his lawyer, he declared himself "puzzled as to the nature of my misdeed": **{:.break one} ** Sincere books may sometimes have a certain salutary pungency.

The lesson that they themselves may sometimes have to hide makes them more aware that everyone has secrets, and everyone has a complex inner life.

But as Max Beerbohm later wrote in an obituary: "Irving may sometimes have overdone it; but he always overdid it beautifully".

In a rapidly changing tech sector, where many once-prosperous businesses have perished, managers may sometimes have to bet the company in an effort to adapt and survive.

But the purpose may sometimes have been intended to divert the ill humour of the dead from those who still enjoyed life in this world.