Sentence examples for very well decided from inspiring English sources

Indiana and North Carolina weren't held until May 6th, but those two states might have very well decided the fate of the 2008 Democratic nomination.

It may very well decide to allow Carlyle's provision.

So crossover votes might very well decide the outcome.

A patient who regained decision-making ability with the surgery could very well decide not to continue treatment, he said.

In the end, the company may very well decide that going Dutch is too risky, and choose instead to go public the old-fashioned way.

"This is the kind of athlete that when you've performed to the highest of highs, he may very well decide that it's enough," Wittenberg said.

He is known to want to campaign for Britain to leave the EU and could very well decide to quit the Cabinet to do so.

"It's all very well deciding that, but the chances of making a living as a composer in this country are fairly remote.

The government's rescue of the American automobile industry appears to have given President Obama a slight boost in Ohio, whose 18 electoral votes may very well decide the nation's next president.

The guess of the editorial board of the Indianapolis Star is as good as yours, but the newspaper's editorial does state not-so-definitively that "Hoosiers may very well decide today who the Democratic candidate for president will be".

The level of protests and violence in the coming weeks may very well decide whether the 58-year-old career soldier remains in office or is forced out as a result of his high-risk decision to help the Americans destroy an Afghan government that Pakistan formerly supported.