Sentence examples for could indeed help from inspiring English sources

Our data suggest that fMRI-NF training could indeed help patients in training this capacity.

Fingar and Wertheimer are now testing whether a wiki could indeed help analysts do their job.

From the article, Trigg seems like an earnest, morally serious man, who, if he lives out his plan, could indeed help save many lives.

Backing out of these agreements could indeed help some Americans as long as the new arrangements protected domestic industries from outside competition by increasing tariffs, for example.

Brett Smith, codirector for manufacturing, engineering, and technology at the Center for Automotive Research, says having control over every part of the process could indeed help reduce costs.

But although some sort of dialogue with Iran and Syria could indeed help—not only in Iraq but also in strife-torn Lebanon and Palestine talking is no panacea.

Here is the thing, even though I could and can indeed help my own kids with all three of these above questions, I truly don't think that the current Common Core curriculum of teaching our kids the above math concepts in only fifth grade to just sadly pass a test is a fair representation of what most fifth grade kids and even their parental counterparts many years older than them could solve.

Barnett told local media outlets on Monday that citizens could indeed get help from the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, or from game wardens or the National Guard.

He could indeed have been "helped".

Barclays closed 26p lower at 213.5p, even though Citigroup analysts changed their long standing sell recommendation to a hold, but hopes that the banks likely to take government help could indeed pay dividends to shareholders helped them avoid the worst of the declines.

The EU has indeed helped.