Sentence examples for would may have from inspiring English sources

That would probably have been Mr. Clinton's inclination, and it would may have been the inclination of Mr. Bush's father, who was known for speed-dialing world leaders.

On the other hand, nationals of high-income countries are unlikely to have been included in this study (although some Western Europeans were screened), which would may have biased the results in the opposite direction.

What would Theresa May have said about the Franks?

Would Theresa May have to sit through Hollyoaks?

But in the main America, along with many other countries, will probably have to rely on its fiscal stimulus for longer than it would like.That may have lingering consequences.

Special advisers cannot do anything which identifies them publicly, so you could not do telephone campaigning or door-to-door canvassing, as you would (or may) have to identity yourself".

Those who didn't vote at all, because they never thought Brexit would happen, may have the worst regrets.

The young greens I'd ingested may have been harmless, Ms. Sumner said.

Where before she was certain of Pepys's actions, she must now reckon that he "would have" or "may have" or "could have" done something.

Many Burmese human rights activists and their followers would have listened, may have learned, and may have begun to question the institutionalised racism which impacts negatively on all Burmese.

The subservient stereotypical roles the men would often choose may have come in part due to their limited exposure to the crossdressing movement, says Vera.