Sentence examples for could indeed make from inspiring English sources

But a smaller, targeted tax cut could indeed make sense.

In a purely mathematical sense, this could indeed make Yahoo! somewhat more valuable.

Combined with better diagnostics, these medicines could, indeed, make a world of difference.

"I want to change the world," says Daan Weddepohl, chief executive of Peerby, a service based in Amsterdam that could indeed make a difference if it takes off.

The court ruled that even if a person knew the property he was using was not his, he could indeed make a claim of adverse possession, provided the time period and the other elements were met.

It prevents them from asking for help and from having the sort of conversations about the dangerous situations our children find themselves in that could indeed make our children safer.

I'm sure that she could, indeed, have made me AHMAZING.

But had they listened to the sage counsel of Nate Silver, their ESPN colleague who wrote a best-seller about how to distinguish true statistical signals from distracting background noise when making forecasts, they could indeed have avoided sending the basketball commentariat on a wild goose chase.

Climate change could indeed cause woes aplenty.

Haste can indeed make waste.

Practice does indeed make perfect.