Sentence examples for may well create from inspiring English sources
Mr. Rowhani may well create an opening.
It may well create confusion not enhancement, and eventually converge into flavour variants, not separate propositions.
When played perfectly, such technical fireworks may well create the impression of Mephistophelian trickery.
Lawyers say that the Libyan case may well create considerable discomfort for the new institution.
The New York production may well create its own cultural divides.
At the same time, the troubles at Bear Stearns and the rest of Wall Street may well create hard times for New Yorkers.
A mono-cultural curriculum – or, worse yet, a large-scale policy mandating a mono-cultural curriculum – focused on teaching to the job may very well create a society of trained workers; but it will fail at creating a learning society.
If potential customers agree with your points of view then you may very well create stronger bonds with them.
(b) Most importantly, intermittent binding may very well create such "anomalous-looking" MSD/t vs t plots.
The Army's latest counter-terror efforts may draw big numbers and satisfy the general public's hunger for justice in the war on terror, but it may just as well create a new class of disenfranchised young men whom the TTP will no doubt seek to recruit.
While Bloom may well have created one of the most efficient fuel cells, it is unclear how widely the company's technology will be adopted.
