Sentence examples for may well experience from inspiring English sources

Moreover, Mexicans may well experience discrimination, which limits their options.

Upon hearing critical feedback, you may well experience the negative emotions and maladaptive responses we described earlier.

You may well experience the same emotions affecting your employees from deep sorrow to anxiousness to uncertainty to anger to steely resolve.

Like a canary in a coal mine, the hyper-sensitive polar regions may well experience the full force of global warming before the rest of the planet does.

Now they've reached a moment of truth: They'd better do something soon — in fact, they'd better announce a coordinated rescue plan this weekend — or the world economy may well experience its worst slump since the Great Depression.

If you have ever experienced post-coital tristesse after a one-night stand (and really, I wouldn't know about such things), then you may well experience a pang of déjà vu.

Excluding the effects of the acquisition and the currency swing, I.B.M. may well have experienced a decline in revenue instead of an 11percentt increase, analysts say.

If you have, you may well have experienced what is a common feeling on encountering some of our rarer and more spectacular wildlife species: the urge to tell people about it.

Darlene Schild, of Lincroft, N.J., may well have experienced the reach of bots firsthand recently when she tried to buy Justin Bieber tickets as an 11th birthday present for her daughter.

That said, Earth may well have experienced the occasional GRB, and there may even be traces of it in the fossil record.

We have also switched across all the story and video pages on the website, and have used responsive pages for our live events, such as Saturday football commentaries, Test cricket and Wimbledon since last year, so you may well have experienced these changes already.