Sentence examples for vote may have from inspiring English sources

The vote may have greater implications for North Dakota.

The State Senate is still studying the issue, but the House committee vote may have killed it.

The Santa Clara vote may have a direct impact on the fortunes of other Bay Area teams.

If William Hague had wound up for the government, as he should have, the vote may have gone differently.

The vote may have been one of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's greatest victories since he took office.

For some days after John Kerry conceded, Democrats were telling me that the vote may have been rigged.

But that sliver of additional votes may have tremendous impact on the final result.

This suggests economic voting may have been a factor this election.

The margin of victory, 9,000 votes to 10,000 votes, may have been made possible by the absence of volunteer soldiers, a claim pressed by Indiana Republicans.

Mr. Roxas' camp had said that it he had been cheated and that the nullification of nearly two million votes may have been a reason for his loss.

Though the need for votes may have altered the campaign strategy, it does not seem to have essentially altered Mrs. Merkel's attitudes toward Turkey.