Sentence examples for may well define from inspiring English sources

How he handles this tricky issue may well define his legacy.

But Ferrer's 10th loss of 2013 may well define his career.

The new technologies we create -- with their potential to cure disease and relieve suffering -- may well define our age.

How well they take them – and this has always been their problem – may well define their season.

Transrealism has 30 years of history behind it, but it's in the next 30 years that it may well define literature as we come to know it.

For better or worse, "European" values and modes of thought built today's global economy, and the Internet, which may well define economics and politics far into the future, is dominated by the English language, and American English at that.

Into every life there comes a day, or perhaps a few of them that can be easily joined up, that may very well define the rest of your existence – a time which you can seize or let go.

However, one may equally well define an analytic function by its Taylor series.

The essential observation is that every integer can be expressed (not uniquely) as the difference of two natural numbers, so we may as well define an integer as the difference of two natural numbers.

However, one may very well define such measures with natural semantics for other biological settings.

The inputs and end state of a tacit interaction may be well defined, and it may be surrounded by documented processes.