Sentence examples for may well introduce from inspiring English sources

It's a good record which may well introduce kids to the Beatles who wouldn't have heard them otherwise.

The growing interest in ancient Chinese ethics currently tends to emphasise its common ground with the ancient Greek tradition but, as it gains strength, it may well introduce a more radical departure.

Note, that this may well introduce a calendar-time-dependent misclassification and hence bias [ 17], but this will be ignored in the following as we are not studying secular trends in incidence.

While this may well introduce a bias in the estimated prevalence of the recordings, the correlation estimates should not be affected if all cases are recorded with similar sensitivity.

This may well introduce considerable bias into comparisons between the two trial arms for end-points other than mortality and in such cases meaningful analyses can only be carried out for cardiac mortality.

We may as well introduce this kind of method.

Cyprus may well also introduce international capital controls, to head off a collapse of the entire Cypriot banking system.

As the big retailers reduce lines, discounters may well consider introducing more branded and premium own-label items to widen appeal and avoid a growth plateau.

This suggests that a lower intermediate starting rate, to ease individuals in to the tax system, may well be introduced in the foreseeable future," Ernst & Young said.

Soundtrack themes are full of swooping theremins and clashing orchestral chords, quivering strings and cybernetic blips, noble fanfares and sputtering sound effects that may well have introduced electronic music to the public.

And he says he may well re-introduce a tactic first used in his days at Cambridge United with boss John Beck.