Sentence examples for could well be over from inspiring English sources

The Lower Saxons' season could well be over in 10 days.

Unless a retreating defender used nuclear weapons immediately, any later use could well be over his own territory and against a dispersed enemy.

Even though Operation Iraqi Freedom could well be over by the time some of the new centers open, federal officials say they expect the need for such counseling to persist.

I took the call over lunch in early June and, in one of those time-bending moments, the doctor delivered the news that my career could well be over.

Given all of that, it's not unreasonable to think that Grimes's fundraising floor in the race is around $25 million and that her ceiling could well be over $30 million.

The great experiment in total Republican control of Washington could well be over less than a year from now, and while they've gotten some of what they wanted (especially the tax cuts for corporations and the wealthy), they've decided to stop well short of full implementation of the conservative agenda.

The narrative said that a struggling Aston Villa, with only seven league goals all season on their own ground, could well be turned over by Eddie Howe's slick and quick Bournemouth, who had scored 57 in the Championship to lead the division by a point from Middlesbrough, the surprise winners at the Etihad.

Mortgage lenders aren't in the business of losing money, so you could well be paying over the odds elsewhere, or spreading the cost of that handout over the term of your loan.

These posers, and possibly more, could well be answered over the next two hours.

Still it's the American dictating the play though, scattering groundstrokes from one spot, and this could well be set over.

Its boss, Lars Rebien Sorensen, realised that the problems the AIDS drugmakers had encountered could well be repeated over medicines for diabetes, a widespread disease in the developing world as well as in rich countries.