Sentence examples for may well reverse from inspiring English sources

However, troubles in Pakistan may well reverse Mr. Obama's luck.

Then again, in our event-driven culture, a cold winter may well reverse the trend.

The dollar's decline may well reverse in 2010 as the Federal Reserve pulls back on expansionary policies.

Although some of the weakness can be attributed to an unexpected decline in business inventories (which may well reverse course), consumer spending and corporate investment were also disappointing.

But it may well reverse the conviction of Mr. Bruno, the former majority leader of the New York Senate who was sentenced last month to two years in federal prison after being convicted of two counts of honest services fraud.

On May 23rd, in a closed session whose outcome was leaked, the Appeals Court in Santiago decided, reportedly by 13 votes to nine, to strip General Augusto Pinochet of the immunity from prosecution that he enjoys as a life senator.The Supreme Court, to which the former dictator will now appeal, may well reverse this verdict.

And Squidoo is still young and may very well reverse its current stagnation.

This time around, those figures may well be reversed.

As a result, an unjustified foreclosure may well be reversed.

Whatever the details of the final deal, the spending cuts and tax increases it contains will be spread out over ten years, with most of them slated for the later years, by which time Congress may well have reversed them.

Edward Teather, an economist at UBS in Singapore, said in a note that Singapore's G.D.P. figures can be volatile and that some of the second-quarter increase may well be reversed in the third quarter, though he added that "based on our regional and global economic forecasts, we believe the underlying trend in the Singapore economy is one of improvement".