Sentence examples for example may well from inspiring English sources

The adulterous liason, for example, may well have happened.

An immigrant grandmother, for example, may well struggle to communicate with her American-born children.

Making e-cigarettes available on prescription, for example, may well help some smokers, but harm others.

A private prosecution which is politically motivated, for example, may well be cut off for this reason.

Confucian ideals of loyalty to family and friends and Protestant individualism, for example, may well suggest different notions of the good, and the pluralist holds that neither need be wrong.

Consumer review sites, for example, may well find it better for their credibility and profits to insist that comments are posted only by people willing to give a real name.

For example, it may well be the case that when an adolescent first hears about the danger of a novel drug, the impact of the information will be larger when the information is provided by a peer than when it is given by a parent.

Third, the dementia cases which are included in the dementia registry cannot be assumed to be representative of all dementia cases residing in Nord-Trøndelag; for example, they may well be more severe [ 47] than the community cases not identified [ 69].

"If Brazil gives the contract to Dassault and Embraer for a full offensive and defensive plane, then Chile, for example, may very well have second thoughts about buying the American plane, which is going to come very stripped down," said David Fleischer, publisher of a political newsletter called Brazil Focus.

Poles, for example, may be well placed to move from construction to agricultural labour.In America, too, migrants who are less reliant on welfare may be willing to move from state to state for work, or to opt for lower-skilled employment for the sake of sustaining their incomes.

Yum Brands, for example, may do well as Asian savers cash in their Treasury bills.