Sentence examples for may well adopt from inspiring English sources

"The Daily Express may well adopt the same strategy in the new year".

Though I disagree with that philosophy when it comes to offspring, I may well adopt it for restaurants.

Europe now expects to face a surge in steel imports, and may well adopt the same self-destructive remedy.

Mrs. Whitman has said elsewhere that once the administration studies the matter, it may well adopt a more stringent arsenic standard than the one adopted under Mr. Clinton.

In this context, FGF8 may well adopt both a paracrine and an autocrine role.

But these may well take years to be adopted.

As attempts to adopt EMRs have faced several barriers, EMR introduction and adoption at a national level may well take longer than expected.

That may well take years.

In spite of policies such as the NDS encouraging the early detection of dementia, if the PCPs have not been persuaded of its validity then they may well not adopt any attempts to change.

It's so old in fact that, were it a pile of dog mess it may well have adopted an unprepossessing white hue.

The German compromise may well be adopted in other countries, such as Britain and possibly Italy, where a decision on sharing is expected soon.