Sentence examples for may well only from inspiring English sources
He added: "We may well only be half way through a lost decade, post-Lehman".
The trade deficit, which is nearly $912bn today, may well only increase under the TPP as currently negotiated – so we stand to lose millions more good-paying American jobs.
Threatening pregnant drug users with punishment may well only deter them from getting prenatal care and especially drug treatment, which thereby further harms their children.
He explains that Meebo's Bar has support for a broad number of networks like MSN, MySpace, Twitter, and email; Facebook may well only offer Facebook (and probably email) integration.
Compared to the secret legions of the NSA and other governments' equivalents, and invisible armies of mercenary black-hats selling zero-day exploits to the highest bidder, Def Con may well only be the iceberg's tip.
Peter Openshaw, director of the Centre for Respiratory Infection at Imperial College London, told Reuters that at this stage the novel virus looked unlikely to prove a concern, and may well only have been identified due to sophisticated testing techniques.
If their money continues to pour into technology and aggressive-growth funds, the shocks of April and May may well register as only a breather in the aging bull market.
For example, an 802.11n Wi-Fi router may have a theoretical maximum speed of 600Mbps, but you may well get only 40-50Mbps.
An anthology of Scottish jokes may well contain only stories about Scots, but that doesn't mean no Scot ever jokes about anything else.
Some tools may work well only when the dataset is relatively "clean," and others may work under almost all conditions.
But Liverpool to their great credit bucked the trend and with only Wycombe now blocking their path to Cardiff they may well become only the second club, after Arsenal, to win both the FA and League Cups in the same season.
