Sentence examples for that may once from inspiring English sources

Not the least is the solidarity of interests that may once have seemed to be divided.

Northeast Syrtis is a region of volcanic rock that may once have harbored underground water.

But her most tantalizing clue concerns a Czech library that may once have housed the Vinland Map parchment.

Studios that may once have rushed a disc to market are now taking greater care, even at some expense.

Words that may once have been slang become part of the mainstream, and preferred pronunciations go in and out of vogue.

And the cannibalism that may once have looked like lurid fantasy, no longer seems so when, in Germany, and, perhaps, in Walthamstow, men eat acquaintances.

In some cases, that may mean once in three years.

Ceremony honors research that may have once seemed obscure but has had significant social impact.

Tech companies that may have once provided both specialized hardware and software may increasingly be dealing only in the latter.

But while the film refuses despair, it also declines to traffic in hopes that may prove, once again, illusory.

The rational expectations guys said, "Well that may happen once or twice, but sooner or later they will catch on".