Sentence examples for month may have from inspiring English sources

The month may have changed, but their sentence has not.

But the vice president, who turns 63 next month, may have other health concerns.

The veteran slow-core singer songwriter Mark Kozelek, similarly Twitter-traduced this month, may have enjoyed his temporary notoriety.

Black History Month may have been adopted to be vibrantly affirming of black-and-other-minority-group identities.

The Colorado Rockies' appearance in the World Series last month may have looked like evidence of success for revenue-sharing.

Apple's own announcements at the MacWorld show this month may have been relatively underwhelming, but several companies rolled out new security technologies at the event.

The mayor also stepped up his attacks on Mr. Dorismond, the man killed during an altercation with the police on Thursday night, by further suggesting that Mr. Dorismond's previous behavior -- including a fight with his girlfriend this month -- may have been a factor in his death.

The steep declines in bond prices in the last month may have something to do with this.

An attack on the town of Baga earlier this month may have claimed as many as 2,000 victims (the army, which often underestimates casualties, belatedly claimed the real figure was 150).

Expelling the Islamist militants from Timbuktu and other northern Malian towns, as the French did swiftly last month, may have been the easy part of retaking Mali, say military officials, analysts and local fighters.

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — The devastating earthquake that hit Haiti last month may have caused billions of dollars more in damage than initially estimated, according to a study released Tuesday by the Inter-American Development Bank. Inter-American Development Bank