Sentence examples for may well effect from inspiring English sources
The architecture alone may well effect this transformation, for Lichtenstein said he is hoping to attract the most notable architects in the world to his little pocket of Brooklyn.
And when a movie connects with a crucial niche audience, the fast filtration (thanks to the world of the Internet) from the margin to the mainstream may well effect changes in popular attitudes not because of any political persuasion or underlying social change, but purely because of the artistic equivalent of fashion and style that would otherwise have arrived only very slowly and very gradually.
(2) The means of communication may well effect (a) when it happens, (b) how it happens, (c) who participates, (d) its success, (e) how the world reacts, and (f) how the participants view themselves as a social group.
Sims correctly noted in 1993 that Dial's work would unearth "a revolution that may very well effect a reexamination and reconsideration of the centrality of the 'outsider' experience to mainstream art experience, namely the black experience to that of the American experience".
However, these latter results should be interpreted with caution due to rather small groups and may well reflect chance effect.
The persistence of over-coupling in the C-group may well reflect the effect of IUGR-related pathology [ 14, 40].
That is something management may well try to effect during the earnings call.
In the above analyses, we did not attempt to equate the Instrumental and Control groups for either verbal or non-verbal IQ since these outcomes may well be effects of music training.
From this analysis, we cannot conclude that deletions in these regions do not have effects; they may well have small effects.
Finally, it is of interest that manipulations affecting hormonal responses to feeding, such as dieting (where circulating acyl-ghrelin increases), or bariatric surgery, may well have cognitive effects, including effects on decision making, beyond the metabolic domain [43].
Aram Sinnreich, an Internet music analyst with Jupiter Media Metrix, a market research firm based in New York, said the ruling may well have the effect of forcing the closing of Napster.
