Sentence examples for might well reduce from inspiring English sources
That might well reduce consumer choice.
Eurosceptics will cry that such a further empowerment of Brussels might well reduce national deficits – but will definitely increase the EU's democratic deficit.
Such a system might well reduce duplication of ethics review, but in order to succeed, a number of changes would need to be mandated.
However, we would suppose that pain reduction effected by an ESI would, at worst, have no effect on absence from work and productivity losses, and it might well reduce them.
However, on the other hand, the existence of complex GEIs might well reduce the ability of females to accurately discriminate between males on the basis of acquiring good genes for their offspring, [ 1, 68, 71], particularly if the rank order in performance of a given set of male genotypes, for a given trait, changes dramatically across environments.
But it might very well reduce that stockpile significantly.
Since society has a collective interest in conserving resources, an interest not reflected in the market prices of commodities, recycling might very well reduce profit but at the same time increase welfare and, as with corporate philanthropy, that is what CSR is about.The trouble is, the notion that the market prices of commodities fail to reflect their scarcity is wrong.
"Overall," the study concludes, "the data suggest that an improvement in transparency might very well reduce the so-called sudden-stop phenomenon of 'hot money', and hence increase the stability of the domestic financial market in a developing country".Most governments restrict foreign ownership of banks.
It is therefore not surprising that he thinks that we might as well "reduce" the first figure to the second rather than vice versa.
DOCT as contrast enhancement might as well reduce the number of invasive fluorescein angiograms.
As originally designed, the merger might well have reduced competition among companies that provide high-speed access to the Internet.
