Sentence examples for may well carry from inspiring English sources

If they vote against him, he may well carry the state, regardless.

I think her pious, founder-flogging "constitutional conservatism" may well carry her to victory here in Iowa.

When these men go to visit their families, they may well carry the infection back into rural areas.

But its unilateralist attitude on foreign relations and the war on terrorism may well carry over to its policies on Iraq.

The last one suited left-armers more since the ball kept low for lbws [against the right-handers]." He thinks the catches may well carry this time.

The chapter examines the concept of the space of all circuit representations but observes that similar ideas may well carry over to the general field of design.

Eggs have gone up a lot in price, and chickens cost £6, so once you've got a coop you may as well carry on".

If he keeps his nerve and remains deaf to the pleas for a left turn, the same improbable coalition may very well carry him through another general election.

From that point of view, our finding that employees receiving emails with the supervisor always cc'd reported feeling trusted less by their coworker may very well carry some truth in it.

I've been quoting Dickens a lot lately, so I may as well carry on; as Tiny Tim put it: 'God bless us, every one!' But maybe start with Hastings, Hackney, Toxteth and Teesside first, eh?

If you have a grand to splash on a beauty appliance, however, the premise of this feature is probably utterly irrelevant to you and you may as well carry on paying someone else to deal with your wobbly bits.