Sentence examples for may well often from inspiring English sources

To the extent that this is so, NSAID use as a co-factor in ulcer may well often be at root a psychology problem.

The ensuing carotid pressures may well often be located in the lower non-linear portion of the reflex, thus severely blunting the heart rate reflex at the time of a PVC [ 24].

The biggest beneficiaries may well be businessmen (often politicians) with ties to government.

Setting a New Course But Ms. Rice may well prevail more often than Mr. Powell did, given the broad trust Mr. Bush places in her.

Although moral status claims may well obscure more often than they enlighten, they do not merely concern the grounding of specific rights in specific attributes.

Finney may well have played more often for England but for the second world war Brooking played 47 times for England but featured in only two major tournaments: Euro 1980 in Italy and the 1982 World Cup in Spain.

You may well get mad quite often, but cutting loose with the curse words and name-calling every time something rankles you dilutes the effect of cussing someone out.

But Michelangelo changed his ideas often and may well have moved in that direction too.

In fact, not only are they still doing it, they may well be doing it more often than ever.

All of which may well explain why lawyers too often argue over splitting-hair definitions, while traders move with similarly inexplicable speed to buy or sell.

In auto racing, more than in most other sports, parents may well be supportive, but they often started out as discouragers rather than advocates, given the dangers and costs of the sport.