Sentence examples for may well achieve from inspiring English sources

He may well achieve the pop success that Kuti never did.

If you don't know what you can't do, then you may well achieve it.

Applicants may well achieve some degree of serenity by asking themselves — or permitting their families or teachers or friends to ask them — a question that is so obvious yet often overlooked: What is your learning style?

As it happens, a new pop star from Nigeria, D'Banj, who has described himself as a "cross between Fela Kuti and Michael Jackson" and had a global hit in 2012 with Oliver Twist, has an album out later in the year and may well achieve the pop success that Fela never did.

If he can guide Twitter over this hurdle, his brainchild may well achieve the "mainstream relevancy" he hopes it can.

By pursuing Palestinian-Israeli progress in conjunction with exploring new opportunities with Iran, including ways to prevent its potential nuclear force, the administration is beginning a direction that may well achieve genuine progress.

He may well have achieved that with his depiction of illusory love in his novel.

A vaccine may well be achieved without chimps, he said, but time could be saved by using them.

Many of us considered it to be misguided – the ceasefire period after June 2008 was far more effective in providing southern Israel with security and may well have achieved more had the siege been lifted.

Since statistics ultimately limit the influence Asian-American viewers can have with the networks, advocates believe that greater visibility on camera may well be achieved with greater numbers behind the camera.

First, the home secretary may well have achieved a first in being a senior politician determined to prove that he is the father of his mistress's child a determination that has greatly contributed to landing him in hot water.