Example sentences of "[noun pl] may sometimes have " in BNC.
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| 1 | Twenty-five years ago , during a period of full employment , employers may sometimes have been right to assume that those who were unemployed or redundant were less effective than those who held down a job . |
| 2 | The dominance of London may partly reflect the decline of other centres , particularly in the South and South-east , and indeed London merchants may sometimes have been responsible for this . |
| 3 | The message was emphasised by stressing the street as part of the system , whereby disadvantages may sometimes have to be accepted in one place for the sake of the whole network . |
| 4 | ( k ) The question of knowledge The problem of ascribing knowledge to the supplier of the purpose for which goods were intended , is complicated by the fact that the goods may sometimes have more than one purpose . |
| 5 | These promotions may sometimes have resulted from family connections securing the nomination from Cnut , or to local influence being so important for a bishop that there was a natural tendency to choose a local man . |
| 6 | Firstly , it should be remembered that raising well-equipped military forces may sometimes have been no less expensive than paying the enemy to go away . |