Sentence examples for may well render from inspiring English sources
Unlike those before him, he has failed to make it an Abbott party, and the party's exercise of its most democratic feature – the power to decide who leads it – may well render that failure terminal.
Some (especially, Valentyne 1987 and 1989) argue that plausible principles of deontic logic may well render obligation dilemmas impossible; but they do not preclude the possibility of prohibition dilemmas.
"Given the large mass of the planet, it seems likely that it would possess a massive atmosphere, which may well render the planet inhospitable," Wittenmyer and his team wrote in their paper, which has been accepted for publication in The Astrophysical Journal.
If this approach works, the approaches by AOL and the rest may well be rendered useless as a blindfolded spy by some new companies that want to tap into the records of Internet service providers.
A work-sharing programme may not be the ideal intervention, but it may well have rendered unnecessary even worse interventions like Cash for Clunkers and the carmaker bail-outs.
Still, all cavils may well be rendered moot as and when Jez Butterworth's "Jerusalem," starring the dual nominees Mark Rylance and Mackenzie Crook, sweeps the awards, which by rights it should.
He says by the time the case is resolved in the final court of appeals, the Supreme Court, developments in the fast-paced world of technology may well have rendered the issues irrelevant.
One simple explanation for the discrepancy is the age of that study; subsequent advances in nucleic acid extraction and amplification techniques may well have rendered this problem irrelevant.
More familiar dishes are also well rendered.
The outer wall decorations are well rendered.
The measures implemented in recent weeks to prevent another terrorist attack may well be necessary, but they have rendered a difficult task — getting goods across the rivers and into Manhattan cheaply and efficiently — almost impossible.
