Sentence examples for for what well from inspiring English sources

(Lobbying for what? Well, classic cars often cannot meet current emission standards, for one thing).

They long ago set the standard, for better and occasionally worse, for what well-brewed conversation should sound like on the page.

Then my mom is like, "What?" Well, for what it's worth, I find it interesting.

It's also thin and capable of working with flexible displays, making the company well-positioned for what could well be the next wave of mobile devices.

And what's good for the product of baseball generally, it stands to reason, will be good for what may well be the flagship franchise in the business.

The BBC's television background gives it a feel for what works well on the internet.

"There are going to be significant expenses for what may well be a temporary situation," Mr. Weihs said.

Ryan Jack (Aberdeen) The 23-year-old will captain Aberdeen for what may well be his last campaign in Scotland.

Mr. Osborne, 79, will be undergoing minor surgery, the channel said, without specifying for what, as well as taking a vacation.

Merrill Lynch has already paid $100 million in fines, and Citigroup and other firms are in negotiations with regulators for what could well be larger amounts.

The government's saving measure, however, poses a new hurdle in the way of patients whose GP has referred them for what could well be a significant test".