Sentence examples for might well constitute from inspiring English sources

Campbell told The World This Weekend on BBC Radio 4: "That might well constitute illegality.

Such a disk might well constitute "that particular collective work"; it would surely qualify as a "revision" of the original collective work.

I have no problem with keeping the financial terms of a settlement agreement confidential, but I suggest the condition of secrecy imposed by defendants in such cases might well constitute a crime.

It is tempting to speculate that like the OBPs of the bee-specific expansion, these relatively young ant-specific OBPs might well constitute a major fraction of those expressed in the antennae and thus may serve as part of the primary olfactory OBPs in S. invicta.

Furthermore, the different populations, the Asian and European, might well constitute a reason behind these contrasting clinical outcomes; in particular, distinct profiles of response and tolerability have often been attributed to genetic polymorphisms involved in drug metabolism and chemosensitivity [33], [34].

However, Serkis might well be luckier next time, as Academy voters and punters alike become more open-minded about what constitutes a "performance".

That might well be.

You might well be right.

There might well be.

And they might well be.

Grant Thornton says that this "might well have constituted a deliberate 'cover up'".