Sentence examples for could indeed become from inspiring English sources

The result, a rare operatic treat for all the family, could indeed become a Christmas fixture.

The Internet could indeed become the most liberating technology since the printing press— but only if governments let it.

Even amid the joy over the dawning sense that Mr. Obama could indeed become president there were hesitancy and doubt.

At this rate, Lukashenko could indeed become the new darling of the west in the former Soviet Union, replacing Georgia's somewhat tarnished Mikheil Saakashvili after his assault on South Ossetia in 2008.

It took a little getting out of him, but as Naughtie saw it, the question of Scottish independence could indeed become "a live issue", giving rise to "a real battle – high-octane stuff".

WebOS could indeed become a major asset for HP and obviously has scope for use on devices such as tablets – Palm's engineers and designers clearly put a lot of time and effort into creating a very slick user experience.

That said, if Bitcoin keeps improving (better ease use, less volatility and more liquidity) and Argentina's monetary policy doesn't, the country could one day indeed become a hotbed for the crypto-currency or its digital alternatives.

Scientists could then predict what would happen if the virus does indeed become widespread.

Corruption did indeed become rare in Singapore.

It has indeed become clear.

In future urbanisation will indeed become harder.