Sentence examples for this well means from inspiring English sources
"The achievement of production from this well means that another structure to the south has also now been de-risked for targeting as a potential development opportunity for the future".
"The fact that you're in this room, well, means that you're a professional," Smith said.
Doing this job well means 50 to 60 hours a week year after year, weekends and summer school, sacrificing time with her family.
This being boxing, "all goes well" means none of the combatants end up in the hospital.
"That observation and theory agree so well means that this is a success--a big success," says Mike Norman, a computational astrophysicist at the University of Illinois.
In the case of human beings this means 'doing well', and 'doing well' means 'living well', and 'living well' means 'living happily'.
This could well mean that the government's preferred shares are converted into common equity.
And it is my belief that this could well mean it becomes more widely available and infinitely more useful.
This may well mean that it integrates better, not worse, than previous ones, because ethnic alliances are harder to form.
For seniors who'd like to stay in Westchester, though, this may well mean that housing costs will probably remain high for quite some time.
