Sentence examples for may well conclude from inspiring English sources

He may well conclude he has no option.

Sober heads may well conclude Grayling has gone over the top.

If that is the politically expedient solution, the president may well conclude, so be it.

Sadly, they may well conclude that speaking out on unpopular topics is best avoided.

Asia's reformers, or their successors, may well conclude that, for the time being, enough is enough.

We may well conclude down the line that it doesn't work and a different tack has to be taken.

Robert J. Kueppers, the deputy chief executive of the auditing firm Deloitte & Touche USA, said that "we may very well conclude that we can't get comfortable until we see the legal opinion.

And while there is no explicit financial incentive for a person to accept a plea bargain and forgo a jury trial, the poor and the indigent may very well conclude that their chances of mounting an effective defence at trial are going to be a whole lot slimmer than if they were wealthy.

Although a fact-finder may very well conclude that avatars are not sufficiently identifiable to support plaintiffs' claims, the present record does not allow for such a finding to be made as a matter of law.

If they hear something scary, they may very well conclude it's totally true or false--no gray areas.

But based on how several justices responded to Missouri's line-drawing in the case — singling out Trinity Lutheran for no other reason than it was a church running a school — the Supreme Court may very well conclude that states should be more careful when drawing "status-based" lines in the first place.