Sentence examples for question may have from inspiring English sources

And yet another question may have to be answered, not yet, but some time.

A: Please check this FAQ page as your question may have already been answered.

And the answer to that question may have political implications well beyond 2006.

It seems the drugs in question may have been harmless herbal remedies.

Both sides of that question may have a destructive effect on the relationship between imagination and memory.

Hearteningly, I'd always find good music, no matter how unpalatable the genre in question may have first appeared.

That the spy in question may have volunteered to betray his country without much persuasion from his professional handlers doesn't matter.

He wrote: "How is this show, with its explicit cash and property prizes for the woman, not prostitution?" The question may have been rhetorical, of course.

Entitled "The First Evening," it is the story of a joyless wedding night, and the couple in question may have been based on Michel and Fernande.

To walk through Dresden's museums, and past the young buskers fiddling Mozart on street corners, is to wonder whether this age-old question may have things backward.

"How could living men and women have endured the appalling uniformity of this human beehive?" The same question may have been on the mind of the author himself.