Sentence examples for one could well from inspiring English sources

So one could well imagine again, it depends on what the blue-ribbon panel says one could well imagine that for a certain classification for a certain type of waste, you don't want to have access to it anymore, so that means you could use different sites than Yucca Mountain, such as salt domes.

One of the killings took place in as public a setting as one could well find in the South — in front of a county courthouse on a Saturday afternoon.

This one could well go all the way to the wire - to the end of March.

Otherwise one could well imagine West End theatre owners rubbing their hands at the prospect of another 20-year run.

Little wonder that Christie's has estimated this one could well sell for $20 million to $25 million.

Trained at the Augean stables, this one could well clean up and might not be such an Herculean labour as has been claimed.

If you die without an estate plan, on the other hand, your loved ones could well end up in probate court.

(Hey, in slightly altered circumstances, I could well be one of the recipients).

But the one he received last night was one he could well have done without.

It was a proof that one could do well by doing good.

The player in the main room should make it a point not to focus on a single zombie cause one could very well sneak behind you.