Sentence examples for settlement may have from inspiring English sources

In retrospect, though, the most important part of the Daniels settlement may have involved record-keeping.

Penguin, which initially declined any comment on the settlement, may have concluded that it was unlikely to prevail in court.

I am aware that the settlement may have suggested that Shell was guilty and trying to escape justice.

The settlement may have ushered in a new era of live-and-let-live political tolerance at the stadium.

Its roots are deep: traditions and architectural remains date to the Middle Ages, and its earliest settlement may have been in the third century B.C.

The settlement may have organically achieved the low-rise, mixed-use community of many urban planners' dreams, but it is not without its problems.

Indonesian settlements may have existed at that time in Madagascar, an island with distinct Indonesian cultural traits.

Because of the impact that these types of settlements may have on consumers, numerous proposals for reform of the Hatch-Waxman Act have been made.

These settlements may have reached a population of 3,000 6,000 on about 280 farms, suggesting that temperatures at that time may have been as warm or warmer than they are today.

Israeli settlements may have all but erased the 1967 borders in one direction, but fifty years of occupation have helped to erase the border in the opposite direction as well.

It is possible that the Marquesas were settled as early as the 2nd century bce, rather than 300 ce, a date at which settlements may have occurred in Hawaii.