Sentence examples for may well devalue from inspiring English sources
Lumping CNN's programmes in with other news on a video-streaming website may well devalue them.For these reasons cable's early forays into the internet are likely to be messy.
If you buy an antique piece of copper jewelry (which most likely hasn't been lacquered), removing the tarnish may well devalue it.
Another wrote: "The community... have chosen to live in a quiet village, and to have families arrive who may well disrupt their lives and devalue their properties will change this and naturally cause resentment".
But, in this practice dedicated to the re-evaluation of the devalued, it may well be its commitment to the present that moves visitors most.
These may well not lend themselves to quantification and measurement, but that does not devalue their relevance for a meaningfully framed project addressing holistic child wellbeing.
It may well be that this phraseology is being used as a means of devaluing the importance of Iraq as a center of conflict and, ultimately, as a rationale for some kind of exit strategy.
Arrears may well increase.
