Examples of 'may have existed' in a sentence
Meaning of "may have existed"
This phrase is used to indicate a possibility or uncertainty about the existence of something in the past. It suggests that there is a chance that the thing being referred to was present or occurred, but it is not confirmed or known for sure
How to use "may have existed" in a sentence
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may have existed
It may have existed for hundreds of years.
Other local routes may have existed.
It may have existed dominantly in your life.
An older route may have existed.
They may have existed much earlier.
The same difficulty may have existed in the.
It may have existed since the beginning of time.
Other rooms may have existed.
These actions neutralized whatever small immediate threat may have existed.
A building may have existed here.
According to legend one such sword may have existed in.
Also birds may have existed before dinosaurs.
I imagine that the forest may have existed.
Others may have existed.
This removes any doubts that may have existed.
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Such seas may have existed millions of years ago.
Study claims ancient alien civilizations may have existed.
An inaccuracy that may have existed in the system.
The two seem to have buried whatever hatchet may have existed.
They say oceans may have existed there.
Firmware updates contain feature improvements and fixes to problems that may have existed.
The universe may have existed.
It is difficult to define the time when a cult to Zalmoxis may have existed.
Different factions may have existed in the royal court.
Killing any and all life that may have existed.
It may have existed.
Viking sunstone may have existed.
One that may have existed before the dawn of known history.
Still some divergence of views may have existed on a few points.
Their problems may have existed from birth or resulted from disease or accident.
That an indigenous technological species may have existed in our solar system.
Other structures may have existed at some of these locations at certain times.
Perhaps even a third of the official figure may have existed only on paper.
The impediment may have existed at the time of the conclusion of the contract.
We do not know why there was a big bang or what may have existed before.
Any wall paintings that may have existed were presumably destroyed.
Two graves have been discovered here, and a third one may have existed.
Just thinking that it may have existed is horrible enough.
It may have existed. It may have existed dominantly in your life.
A sanctuary dedicated to him may have existed from the fifth century.
If water was discovered there, Some form of life may have existed.
Any sense of direction which may have existed in the old days is long gone.
It is also thought that pre-Islamic Arabic versions of the Alexander romance may have existed.
Killing any and all life that may have existed on hundreds of planets.
The ocean may have existed before the break-up of the supercontinent of Rodinia.
The length of time during which avian influenza may have existed on the holding.
These challenges may have existed before the emergency but have now become worse.
The implication here is that a great northern ocean may have existed for millions of years.
Uí Failghe may have existed as a kingdom from the early historic era.
Some scientists have proposed that more mesic woods may have existed before settlement.
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That book should have never existed
That nothing else existed beyond that
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He could not have chosen a worse time
Examples of using May
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I may decide to teach you something tomorrow
Of these uses oratory may serve as an illustration
This may be helpful if network problems occur
