Sentence examples for may well prolong from inspiring English sources
Legal cases, already filed and scheduled for filing on Monday, may well prolong the contest, possibly for weeks.
Measurement of skin-conductance responses may well prolong the experiment beyond critical time values for such experimental designs.
The current consensus may by nature be temporary too, but bigger state subsidies might well prolong it.
Frankel was the horse of a lifetime, and may well have helped prolong Cecil's own life.
The war in eastern Ukraine may well have been prolonged as a consequence.
In this regard, the influx of elevated concentrations of host insulin into ruptured parasite cysts, followed by increased re-differentiation of protoscoleces, may well contribute to prolonged parasite survival.
That was because the recovery should be as quick as possible, since prolonged experiment period may well cause deterioration of physiological conditions of the fish.
Other reviewers were less complimentary, with Mike Pattenden in The Times writing that "Prolonging the Magic suggests that [Cake] may well be destined to go down as one-hit wonders .
In fact, the C.I.A.'s lesson may well be that in federal agencies in crisis, creating fundamental change can be nasty, brutish -- and prolonged.
