Sentence examples for well devolve from inspiring English sources

Already a failing state, it may well devolve into a group of tribal fiefdoms, warring over whatever meagre water resources remain.

Kagame needs to heed this lesson, or Rwanda could very well devolve into chaos again.

He may well also devolve business and infrastructure spending (see article).Labour's leader belongs fully to none of his party's main ideological camps: left, soft left and right.

Breaking the vicious circle will require, as well as devolving power to cities and regions, better focused central government intervention.

As well as devolving more funding for skills and employment projects, Miliband said that Labour would expand apprenticeships in science, technology and maths.

As the ACA has rolled out, the question of whether these narrow networks serve patients well has devolved into really two questions.

The flow of the panel seemed to work well and not devolve into silly shouting across the table like it would on other, more politically motivated shows.

It has become a symbol of everything that has gone wrong with Indonesia's well-meaning plans to devolve power from the capital, Jakarta, to local and provincial governments.From a distance the stadium oozes self-confidence and civic pride.

As they traverse the Swedish labyrinth, the very well-designed demo rooms devolve into crudely assembled piles of $5 skillets.

When you see the term "student achievement" and wonder what it means, well, it has devolved into a definition of test scores in these two subjects.

Fiona Apple launched a month-long North American tour Thursday night in Portland, Ore., and though the show reportedly began well, things evidently devolved when a heckler provoked the famously irascible singer.