Sentence examples for might well allow from inspiring English sources

Unsupervised democracy, they both fear, might well allow this group to ride to power.

Further, similarity of facial features, along with context, might well allow you to place individuals into families and order their members according to age.

This tradition might well allow a prohibition on possession of the AR-15, which the gunman in Orlando apparently used to kill so many people.

I'm also obsessed with Google Glass – that could revolutionise the way that we function, particularly as a council, because it might well allow us to provide training in people's homes rather than having to send them to courses.

The rest of the Union might well allow it access to the common market — and even then not on an unfettered basis — but only if Britain abided by E.U. rules.

I suspect it's not that easy to adopt these sorts of agile approaches to teaching when there are controlled assessments for GCSEs and A-level specifications to contend with, but I have a sneaking suspicion that a more agile approach to learning might well allow students to take these exams in their stride.

They'll keep bugging you to hang out for a while, so you might as well allow them to come over once in a while.

This might well then allow such an approach to account for the virtue of individual justice more successfully than Hume's theory of artificial virtues can.

Had the plaintiffs been able to point to an enforcement action, Judge Kaplan might well have allowed the claims over the 2007 audit to go to trial.

So Aristotle might well have allowed that the well-being of others grounds reasons for me to act.

The thesis demand for an absolute causal beginning or a necessary being might well be allowed to stand, but certainly not as "part of" or as an explication of appearances in nature.