Sentence examples for could well over from inspiring English sources

Decreasing the use of military gear could well, over time, change the actions of the police and, as a result, the number of negative interactions between police and civilian communities.

John says that he wrote it "because I was sick of White Christmas," and it could well take over as the annual Yuletide anthem.

Without icebreaking, the river could well have iced over during recent winters like those of 1970, 1977, 1979, 1994 and 1996.

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.

Without Mr. Chávez to hold things together, his movement could well splinter over time, whether or not it remains in power.

If one assumes that current conditions reflect a temporary panic, then the value of the banks' distressed assets could well recover over time.

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.

Gigi Buffon's Italy career could well be over.

Not simply all the functional states we currently have—those could well change over time, perhaps for the better.

It's not bad enough for an immediate abrupt sell-off but it could well build over the next few months into some crisis," he said.