Sentence examples for may well issue from inspiring English sources

Judge Jackson may well issue his remedies order later this week -- probably approving the government's call for a breakup, antitrust experts say.

The reader may well take issue with some of his observations.

As far as the Libyan agreement is concerned there may well be issues for UK ministers to address, but not for the Scottish government.

There may well be issues of costs and damages associated with your actions and I put you on notice that I will be seeking these also if so advised".

As is common historically in Japan, solving this issue may well take place once the issue reaches close to crisis point, and then, yes, it will be solved just as with the power crisis post March of 2011, when people switched to using less power.

A worrying weekend forecast may well make the issue of reverse swing irrelevant, however.

The court may well avoid the issue on technical grounds or rule in a way that applies only to California.

Three federal courts have dismissed such cases, but two federal judges have declared the mandate unconstitutional, which means that the Supreme Court may well decide the issue.

The Enron debacle may well push the issue back to the legislative forefront, prompting some people to file claims ahead of any potential changes.

Even though the American people seem comfortable with idea of gay service members, the more right-wing Senate Republicans may well see the issue as a fan for keeping alive the flames of their base.

"There may well be an issue of race in these shootings, but that is not the same as racism," said Zachary W. Carter, a former United States attorney for the Eastern District of New York, who served as the task force's vice chairman.