Sentence examples for might well secure from inspiring English sources

John Guy, principal of Farnborough sixth form college, said students who were committed to studying medicine or law might well secure a university course the second time around.

Overhauls might well secure future growth, but if the leaders push too hard now, they could cause an economic shock that forces Beijing to resort to old-school pump-priming, prolonging the very economic model they are trying to dismantle.

Indeed, New Zealand is set to co-host the 2015 Cricket World Cup with Australia, although it might well have secured that prize even if the rugby tournament were being played elsewhere.

And a foundation donor who apparently did get a meeting, Slim-Fast billionaire S. Daniel Abraham, might well have secured it in any case given his long record of donating to Democratic campaigns and his work on Israeli-Palestinian issues.

The championship might well be secured in the coming days.

Adam Fleming tested the mood in Spitalfields Market in east London where voting was tight, but the option of neither might well have secured more than both candidates together.

Bruce and his boys might well be celebrating securing their £100m jackpot at 5pm today, but it will be thanks in no small part to the failings of their rivals.

Even if Apple's implementation is as robust as it claims, others' might well be less secure.

Left to their own devices, many musicians might well opt for more secure jobs.

Should it get the green light, several other plants might well follow.Coal may be secure, but it is also dirty.

But others said Mr. Barry might well intend to go to trial, secure in the knowledge that his lawyer, R. Kenneth Mundy, had won several other perjury cases here and that some city residents viewed the charges as part of an effort by a predominantly white Justice Department to harass black city leaders.