Examples of 'may have more' in a sentence
Meaning of "may have more"
This phrase is used to express the possibility of having additional quantity or amount of something. For example, 'You can bring two friends to the party, and if they may have more guests, they are also welcome.'
How to use "may have more" in a sentence
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may have more
You may have more than one.
The younger generations may have more.
And we may have more than that.
This means that a person may have more.
He may have more information than he knows he does.
Local officials may have more information.
We may have more time than we think.
A failure mode may have more causes.
You may have more lies to tell me.
We understand you may have more questions.
We may have more questions for you.
Other bands may have more fans.
I may have more questions for you.
Some languages may have more categories.
I may have more then one to go head it.
Older patients may have more complications.
I may have more details later tonite.
Organic foods may have more nutrients.
He may have more syccess exposing me in death.
And now it appears we may have more in common.
He may have more success exposing me in death.
A new generation may have more open minds.
It may have more than one mode.
The written word may have more impact.
You may have more of these field.
The younger generations may have more of an issue.
But he may have more information than we do.
The smaller suckers may have more teeth.
I may have more time this time.
Looks like we may have more on the way.
It may have more segments if such is desired.
So a heavier sailor may have more difficulty than me.
We may have more luck with teenagers.
The second argument may have more force.
They may have more urgent concerns.
A residential property may have more than one owner.
You may have more storage space.
The recruiting industry may have more than others.
You may have more mutual friends.
Our reporter at the presidential palace may have more.
Ruadan may have more spies here.
Your local health department may have more restrictions.
Cabello may have more modest ambitions.
Traditions or social conventions may have more of your attention.
You may have more than four.
But this strange creature may have more to hide.
It may have more than a cleaning effect.
Means we may have more.
I may have more luck with the baby.
Some people may have more success.
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