Sentence examples for can indeed keep from inspiring English sources
When it works out well, though, property can indeed keep a family together.
In congressional testimony Monday, he clarified two important points: First, a failure to increase the debt limit would not be a manageable nonevent but would "create a serious problem". Second, though Treasury can indeed keep paying the bills through the summer, it would be far better to pass a bill well before August, and pass it cleanly — unencumbered by amendments.
ING Baring Furman Selz is looking for a 39% bump in 1999 revenues, to $43 billion, and for earnings to rebound from 1998′s estimated $0.48 a share to $1.75 in 1999, if Compaq can indeed keep all of these plates spinning.
"By realizing the value of technology and innovation for California's economy, and smartly supporting the trajectory of the digital revolution, the CPUC has shown regulations can indeed keep pace with the blazing speed of progress".
Our data determined that UXT can indeed keep Foxp3 inside the nucleus and that the loss of UXT affects the subcellular localization pattern of Foxp3.
I can't get comfortable with any of this, it all seems like a bad dream (which indeed can keep me awake) and correct, I don't like fishing (ick, worms).
It will be interesting to see if European banks will, indeed can keep the money creation process in gear in the absence of further ECB balance sheet growth.
I say G, H, and J. I can't get comfortable with any of this, it all seems like a bad dream (which indeed can keep me awake) and correct, I don't like fishing (ick, worms).
Doing our life's work can, indeed, include making money, but keep in mind that your journey may not result in a pot of actual, tangible gold at the end.
Modafinil, a drug that keeps pilots alert, can indeed aid military pilots – but it also protects civilian passengers.
Furthermore, questions arise as to whether an effective risk transfer to the private contracting party can indeed occur, because the public ultimately keeps the responsibility for (in) efficiencies of the private management and the accountability for the production of the service to the population.
