Sentence examples for might well apply from inspiring English sources

Although the conference title refers to Shaw, it might well apply to Kushner, as well.

Austen's archly deprecating description of Pride and Prejudice (one of Tyler's favourite novels) as 'light and bright and sparkling' might well apply to this author.

That might well apply to the Internet, where PNC's team calculated that it would cost $24,921.62 (without swans) to assemble the carol's gifts.

But Douglas A. Berman, an authority on sentencing law at Ohio State University, said the factors cited by Justice Kennedy concerning juveniles might well apply in noncapital cases.

The analogy of an icy road might well apply to him in the future: the question now is whether he, the new man in Minneapolis, and his company can drive through similar changes in Britain and, indeed, whether Britain is ready for such a change.

As the third-century Christian theologian Tertullian wrote of the Resurrection, "It is certain because it is impossible" -- a notion that might well apply to the virgin birth; such a conundrum that it elevates Mary to a safe place, beyond logic.

Then his dad said he might as well apply to Rada, and he was away.

You're Leaving Next Year Sure, you have plenty of time, but you might as well apply now.

After all, shielding him from the unattractive facts in this case has left him miserable and frustrated, so you might as well apply the cynic's adage: if all else fails, try telling the truth.

You scored low, and you might as well apply to GCC before exiting the campus.

It is quite a misnomer since, as Stefan Bengtson says, "they are not always small, they are commonly not shelly – and the term might equally well apply to Pleistocene periwinkles".