Sentence examples for well be over from inspiring English sources
The days of BA going the extra mile to help its loyal customers may well be over, in our view.
The far-flung travels of Pope John Paul, whose health has deteriorated in recent months, may well be over, with one ardent wish still unrealized: to make a trip as pope to Russia.
He also acknowledges that the time for visionary leaders like himself may well be over: "It is mainly going to be about execution".On the vision front, however, IBM has recently bested Mr Ellison.
Indeed, doctors frequently warn uninjured spouses that the marriage may well be over, that the personality changes that can result from brain injury may do irreparable harm to the relationship.
The general tone of his stint on the show suggested that his time in the WWE may well be over, though if there is one shred of hope for fans, it's that this is exactly what they'd want you to think.
Meanwhile the rump of Mr Clegg's party was thoroughly miserable and it would be easy to see them splitting off, perhaps under the leftish deputy leader, Simon Hughes.In short, there are big hitters in both coalition parties who think that the era of one party rule in Britain may well be over, at least for the Tories.
However useful they are, they may well be over-matched on this most tilted of playing fields.
And given that the market may well be over-saturated for straight consumer business in the current market, "Gift cards are growing much faster on the enterprise side than on the consumer side," Leeds notes.
(By the way, my hunch is that this Budget is going to be a bigger deal than we realised, that the Treasury has allowed debate to get up around peripheral issues like mansion taxes and the 50p tax rate to allow them space to crack on with supply side changes to the British economy, but I may well be over-thinking this).
In particular, those who appreciated the therapy and the telephone support may well be over-represented.
One small hour a week devoted to my well being over time added up.
