Sentence examples for may well have started from inspiring English sources

It may well have started already.

It is an attitude that may well have started more modestly with the stolid, groundbreaking work of Nasser Hussain.

By John Cassidy April 20, 2016 The 2016 general-election campaign may well have started in midtown Manhattan on Tuesday night.

With respect to land and chattel, possession may well have started as a physical fact, but possession today is often an abstraction.

This year is the centennial of "The Ransom of Red Chief," a comic short that may well have started it all.

She, after all, would be raised in Brooklyn (along with two of her crib mates), and not one of these farm villages we passed, although she may well have started out there".

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The 22-year-old said he has contacted Vine to ask for help, but may well have to start all over again if the problem can't be resolved.

Gucci may well have jump-started the trend on its fall runway, sending out leathers in ripe berry tones, but other designers caught up fast in the resort and spring collections.

I think the dog may well have to start biting the hand that feeds it - the OBR will either lose all credibility, or it will have to seriously question the government's economic policy - which will it be?

Facebook may well have to start debating the 'least worst' option for what it can sacrifice as calls for the material regulation or even the break-up of social media gather a tailwind.