Sentence examples for well be valid from inspiring English sources

All of these concerns may well be valid.

Over the longer term, such a view may very well be valid.

It is not that you disbelieve their claims; they could very well be valid.

The oestrogen hypothesis postulating a protective action of estradiol concerning schizophrenia for women might well be valid for both genders.

These may well be valid arguments, but they also generate an enemy and victim frame which is far more compelling that anything offered by climate change.

Similar proportions of deliveries financed by the SUS, around 80%, were reported for two national surveys done in 2003 [ 5, 6], suggesting that our results, despite based on data from one municipality may well be valid for the whole country.

"But the vital thing is to believe that all learning – whether it's learning from things that have worked well or have not worked well – is valid, and that needs to be something that everybody in the organisation is encouraged to be open and honest and frank about".

Our results from this modeling experiment demonstrate that the implicit assumption used until now – that eliminating probe secondary structure by avoiding self-complementarity eliminates target secondary structure as well – is valid only when the target and probe are of the same length.

Well that can be valid to some point, but it is also true that it takes one to know one.

Early taxonomists working in Southeast Asia often coined names for different populations or even different colour morphs that were later synonymized; some of these may well prove to be valid taxa.

Judge Collyer's decision may well be entirely valid, but at least in certain places she appears off base.