Sentence examples for could well be the difference from inspiring English sources

Both teams are guaranteed a playoff berth, but victory could well be the difference between landing the NFC's second seed, and falling all the way down to sixth.

And new research, just released, confirms what I've been saying: the difference between the plans could well be the difference between achieving universal health coverage — a key progressive goal — and falling far short.

But in the seven years since then … well, I cannot recall ever feeling so gloomy about our country's future, not even in 1981 (this could well be the difference between a 17-year-old and a middle-aged man).

"More than£6,000 is a sizeable amount for an average late invoice, and could well be the difference between being able to pay staff on time or hitting trouble: thriving or going out of business," said Martin Campbell, Managing Director, Ormsby Street.

Touring is in many cases necessary for career sustainability: "These DIY and crowdfunding sites like Bandcamp could well be the difference between you being able to carry on being a full time artist versus giving it up and going back to a dayjob, but it's not going to be enough on its own" says Mulligan.

As targeted-therapies directed to different pathogenic mechanisms of sepsis begin to reach the phase of human clinical trials, the availability of biomarkers capable of identifying discrete patient subgroups among the highly heterogeneous population of patients with sepsis, could well be the difference between failure and success of new therapies for sepsis [ 4].

This could well be the most critical difference between a woman who rises to the top of business leadership and those that remain stuck underneath some invisible but still impenetrable glass ceiling.

"Holding the Georgia seat could very well be the difference in blocking the Obama administration's most radical social policies," Mr. Andrews wrote.

Come November, Republicans' ability to win in these types of districts and against these types of candidates could very well be the difference between picking up 25 seats (a good showing, but near the historical average for the opposition party in a president's first midterm cycle) and 40-plus seats (which would make John Boehner, Republican of Ohio, the next House speaker).

It could well be these differences has led to differing proportions of probesets on the two GeneChips designed to individual splice forms.

Therefore, it could well be that differences in this region of the protein are linked in vertebrates with different physiological functions of Jmjd6 protein, possibly through interactions with other proteins.