Examples of 'may have had more' in a sentence
Meaning of "may have had more"
may have had more: This phrase suggests that there could have been additional opportunities or resources available in the past. It is often used to reflect on a situation where more options could have existed. For example, 'If we may have had more time, we could have completed the project more efficiently.'
How to use "may have had more" in a sentence
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may have had more
We believe he may have had more than just.
He acknowledged having eight illegitimate children, though he may have had more.
It may have had more than its share.
I think the movie may have had more.
Kaminsky may have had more of them in his possession.
The subject may be threatening abortion or may have had more than one threatened abortion.
A person may have had more than one type of restriction.
If we think they had one, they may have had more than one.
A patient may have had more than one adverse reaction.
We think so . We believe he may have had more than just.
Lody may have had more complex motives than simple patriotism.
I think Nashville just may have had more and better chances.
You may have had more than one reason for wanting to build a new life.
As a liberal in his youth, Reagan may have had more luck with the fairer sex.
A person may have had more than one job during the reference period.
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A single patient may have had more than one event.
He may have had more wives who have been lost to the record, however.
I believe the mayor may have had more direct negotiations . ”.
The number may have had more enthusiasm than accuracy, but everyone seemed to enjoy it.
French paedophile surgeon may have had more than 250 victims.
I think it may have had more to do with his own sad story.
His earnest request may have had more to do with people than land.
One of you may have had more connections than the other.
We believe he may have had more than We think so.
We believe he may have had more than just A passing relationship with your mom.
Well, they may have had more hand grenades left.
Note, Patients may have had more than one reason for clinical worsening.
Inmates may have had more than 1 reason.
Originally it may have had more than 100 feathers arranged in two or more concentric circles.
Police say he may have had more than 100 victims.
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