Sentence examples for well oblige from inspiring English sources

Mr Putin may well oblige.

Ongoing protests in Egypt – and in Algeria, and Yemen, and Jordan, indeed throughout the Middle East – may well oblige their governments to decide fairly soon whether they mean what they say.

Oh, well, noblesse oblige.

If she broke big enough, stations might well feel obliged to play it.

The Jordanian authorities may well be obliged to do more as the Syrian conflict drags on.

Even after this week's disappointing GDP number, it may well feel obliged to carry on in 2007.

This is a legitimate debate to have — and Hillary, at some point, may well be obliged to engage in it.

This is a legitimate debate to have—and Hillary, at some point, may well be obliged to engage in it.

Thus you and your siblings might well feel obliged to repay the loan so as not to leave an old friend in the lurch.

Fund managers for 6.3 trillion euros of assets may well be obliged to award bonuses based on multiyear performance statistics and to defer payments to ease possible clawbacks for performance that subsequently proved illusory.

To stop the Kurds from taking over Iraq's oil-rich provinces of Kirkuk and Mosul, the Turks might well feel obliged to send their own troops there instead.