Sentence examples for may well be rather from inspiring English sources

The reality may well be rather different.

Humpty Dumpty may well be rather different at the end of its run, in late January, than it is at its beginning.

Oh, and the fact that in the British public mind, farmers may well be rather rich people, which is another thing that sets the British apart from continental Europe.

As you might expect, the truth may well be rather different.

Judgements of what was considered an adverse event and what was preventable in 2012, at the time of their third major record review, may well be rather different from those in 2004, at the time of their first review.

They may well be strivers rather than scroungers who welcome the extra provision of English classes for them.

Ms. Stone wrote nearly all the lyrics on "Introducing," with songs about breaking up, starting over and getting what she wants, which may well be music rather than a new man.

On December 7th Tony Blair a man hugely respected on both sides of the aisle added support to the Baker-Hamilton formula.The biggest obstacles to any grand bargain on Iraq may well be practical rather than ideological.

Instead, they want to represent decisions as the result of some process of groping through alternatives, a process in which it may take a long time to get to a maximum - and in which the maximum you find may well be local rather than global.

As Capital Economics have argued the future of global trade deals may well be regional, rather than global.

At the very least, CRS may well be spending rather a lot of time looking for alternative work as their contract nears its end, even though it may be extended eventually.