Sentence examples for well arise from inspiring English sources

A succession crisis may well arise.

Such irreverent thoughts may well arise during the delightful "Christmas Carols: A Scrooge Mash-Up," a retelling of the Dickens story that splices together numerous film and TV adaptations (right, "Mister Magoo's Christmas Carol," 1962).

Many of the Kurds, who make up a fifth of Iraq's 25 million people, say they are in a race against time to secure the guarantee of autonomy, because they worry that an interim government heavily dominated by Shiites -- which could very well arise if American officials make big compromises to placate Ayatollah Sistani -- will not bow to the requests of Iraq's minority groups.

Placating Montgomery and de Gaulle during World War II was as nothing compared with the complications that might well arise in the Middle East if Mr. Bush decides to pursue terrorists beyond Afghanistan into other Muslim nations, as at least some of his aides have been advising.

Holden never raises the question, of course, but it may well arise with many readers, perhaps at the end of one of the Remuses' ruinously expensive parties, or as the blood-smeared Imogene crawls across the back seat of a car trying to escape her husband and his gun.

But incompatibilities of that sort may very well arise, as exemplified by the three propositions "Jane is taller than Martha", "Martha is taller than Karen and Karenen is taller than Jane".

This National Intelligence Estimate, or NIE, predicted not just a breakup of Yugoslavia, but the likelihood of violence and civil war as well, arising in part from a Serbian campaign to take control of most of the country.

Memory terms in diffusion have been studied as well, arising in models of viscoelastic forces in non-Newtonian fluids [16, 17] and resulting from a modified Fourier law applied to anisotropic, nonhomogeneous media [18].

An infinitely thin attractive quantum well arises from the potential in (18) if we set V 0 = − W / 2 a < 0 and take the limit a → 0, H = p → 2 2 m − W δ ( z − z 0 ).

[39] This second well arises due to an interaction with the 2 A′ state occurring around θ=70° throughout the surface.

Thus, T. repens, a widely adapted aggressive weedy species (with agronomic value as well) arose from two species, the modern forms of which are now comparatively rare and narrowly adapted.