Sentence examples for may well generate from inspiring English sources
And early indications suggest that it may well generate a more fanatical audience than its predecessors.
Her ambition to have Tilda Swinton cast in the lead role for the Gillard biopic may well generate a laugh.
That deal has definitely been a home run; Cerent may well generate $1 billion in revenue for Cisco this year.
The first few weeks may well generate confusion because businesses will be juggling both euros and the expiring national currencies.
highlighted the risk of default for the Greek banking sector, saying that having bondholders participate in any future bailouts "may well generate" a selective default rating for Greece, "although perhaps only for a short period of time".
He informed cabinet that the outlook was "extremely precarious" and that "the combination of a large current account deficit with only modest prospects of improvement and a poor relative inflation performance may well generate pressures for a further fall in the exchange rate".
And the refusal to take better advantage of inflation as a countercyclical tool has led to a deeper recession than needed to have been, and the use of other countercyclical policies which may well have generated larger economic costs.Perhaps the important thing to take away from this discussion is that to central bankers, inflation is a bogeyman.
If the end realised in joint action, and organisational action in particular, is not merely a collective end, but also a collective good, then moral properties may well be generated.
Further, a rejection in the data may well be generated by unobserved heterogeneity which would not be a problem in our solution, where the solution is carried out separately for each type of person.
With regard to the faster depolarizing events which are also a component of the ISO, we suggest that whilst not appearing to involve glutamate, they may well be generated by one of the several other transmitters released by glial cells [39].
