Sentence examples for could well prolong from inspiring English sources

The sum total of his public record suggests that he could well prolong the war for another century — not because he's the crazed militarist portrayed by Democrats, but through sheer inertia, bad judgment and blundering.

In the case of fast bowlers it could well prolong their careers".

(Nonetheless, a Bloomberg victory, several Democrats said, could very well prolong Mr. Harding's influence in City Hall, in the event that Mr. Bloomberg slipped in because of a strong showing by Mr. Hevesi on Mr. Harding's political line).

Today we are in a recession the depth and duration of which are unknown; Friday's job loss figures were just the latest suggestion that it could well be prolonged and profound rather than shorter and shallower.

His demise could well entrench the junta and prolong its illiberalism.

A prolonged strike at Delphi could well force GM into Chapter 11.

The results revealed that honokiol was an antiangiogenic agent and could well contribute anti-tumor activity by inhibiting tumor growth and prolonging survival time.

It could well be, for example, that my father would actually have wanted his death to be prolonged: he certainly clung on to life with a tenacity that startled my sister and me.

They could well be.

That could well be.

This could well happen.