Sentence examples for may well form from inspiring English sources

Although that argument was dismissed, it may well form the basis for an appeal.

The SPH-based approach here may well form a suitable basis for predicting such behaviour, however.

But they may well form an impression of one of the candidates as more honest than the other.

Those thousands of people may well form a built-in audience for her next novel, which Ms. Cross is still writing.

After the new election, on January 22nd, its partners, the Christian Democrats and Liberals, may well form a government on their own.

Likewise, Uber vehicles may well form the backdrop for some of the country's thousands of annual sexual assaults – but before its invention there were still plenty of women being sexually assaulted, on some occasions by the drivers of fully licensed, regulated taxi cabs.

In the process, they may very well form a positive relationship.

However, recent evidence indicates a critical role for coiled-coil (CC) structures in triggering aggregation and toxicity of polyQ-expanded proteins, raising the possibility that polyA repeats may as well form these structures, by themselves or in association with polyQ.

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They won only a single constituency (which doesn't bode too well for Nigel) but may well still form part of a coalition (which bodes rather better).