"Certainly in Canada they were amazed by the effect that that had and I think that may well be true for Britain as well".
Well, that may very well be true for any other month aside from October.
We are moved because the endearment is literally true — and may well remain true, for life.
"Sleep in humans has evolved far more sophisticated functions for our cortex than that for the mouse, even though the present findings may well be true for us," he said.
The time and manner of his death are uncertain, but that he died shortly after 404 is probable, and that he died by violence in the troubled times following the peace may well be true, for the History stops abruptly, long before its appointed end.
The same may well be true for Apple and Google, though seeing as they are giant companies, it may be more appropriate to replace "life" with "growth".
That may well be true for some firms, but I can't help but feel that others may be intimated at a deep-pocketed investor playing in their backyard.
And the same, Plantinga acknowledges, might well be true for exclusivists in other religious belief systems (Plantinga 1997, 296).[3] The strength of this line of reasoning depends in part on the debatable issue of who shoulders the burden of proof on the question of equal epistemic footing.
That might well be true for Rod Blagojevich.
