Sentence examples for well fulfil from inspiring English sources

Crucially, he said it may well fulfil his party's aim of securing a stable government for Britain.

Many in opposition fear that the impending conflict in Iraq will act as a kind of solar eclipse, during which, while the world is distracted, Mr Chávez may well fulfil his promise of a "revolutionary offensive".

Cytoskeletal motors or scaffolds such as dynamin [4] able to propel MEGF10 along the forming phagosome could well fulfil this role.

The novel ends with Eddie climbing perilously down into the dark of an Orcadian holy well, to fulfil a promise that may or may not mean anything.

It allows people to build desires as well as fulfil them if it did not, no one would ever window-shop.

They have the chance to remedy past mistakes as well as fulfil longstanding objectives aimed at protecting the Kurdish people from external threats and, further down the line, establishing an independent Kurdish state.

In Vial's all-night vigil, Colette is saved from his "vampiric" demands by her strong grip on the material world: "in a few moments boiling milk, black coffee, and the butter lying at the bottom of the well would fulfil their healing office".

Diagnosed with a chronic liver condition at 19, Baltacha would go on to break into the world's top 50, as well as fulfil her dream of becoming an Olympian and the heart and soul of Britain's Fed Cup team.

Rachel is a "strong, driven girl" but somewhat neurotic, and Glee follows Rachel's journey to become more of a team player as well as fulfil her own aspirations.

This is done in a manner that is analogous to calculating a weighted average by multiplying the scores indicating how well alternatives fulfil the criteria by the priorities assigned to the criteria and adding the results.

The bigger question is how well it fulfils the goals set out by Peter Bishop, who when the director of environment at the London borough of Camden worked closely with Argent when it was drawing up the scheme.