Sentence examples for may well be doing from inspiring English sources

Which, since she is only 16, she may well be doing.

In fact, not only are they still doing it, they may well be doing it more often than ever.

You're probably not happy with the returns — but if you have been a conservative, diversified investor, you may well be doing better than the overall stock market.

One thing he may well be doing is sitting at a desk somewhere writing the new series of The Thick of It.

It should be a matter of pride not to feed the rip-off artists who may well be doing it legally, but are absolutely doing it unethically.

"When the Chinese are not buying Burberry in Shanghai, they may well be doing so in Knightsbridge," Mr. Yarrow wrote in a recent investment note.

But the job may well be done.

It may well be done under the cover of darkness but it should be quite a performance for Sir Clive Woodward to direct.

Prices may well be done declining in Las Vegas, but if the labour market there recovers very slowly relative to those elsewhere, the decision to lock oneself into a mortgage contract could look extremely foolish.

This is just as well, as in the second part he goes on to explain some of the amazing things that are being done with DNA, and may well be done in the future – for example, in years to come your computer may have chips made not from silicon but from DNA, which is a very efficient way of storing information; the only problem at the moment is extracting it.

Therefore, the finding of BRAF mutation being a particularly negative prognostic factor in men warrants validation in additional independent patient cohorts, which may well be done in the retrospective setting, before further prospective study.