Sentence examples for indeed be possible from inspiring English sources

It may indeed be possible for David Cameron to limit the amount of benefits foreigners can claim.

The fund's conclusion is that "in many countries it might indeed be possible to raise more from those with the highest incomes".

If enough chunks of masonry and sculpture have survived in sufficiently recognisable shape, it may indeed be possible to re-erect parts of buildings or even entire structures.

If that were true, then it would indeed be possible, as Rawls proposed, to put the political system itself forever beyond political dispute.

It concluded that, in principle, it would indeed be possible to develop a replacement warhead without conducting any new nuclear tests.

It may, indeed, be possible to leave London and venture only to the People's Republic of Brighton and Hove or fly to Scotland and simply avoid the rest of the country in order to maintain one's illusions of purity.

This, indeed, is possible, and free of charge to any state resident, at either of Connecticut's Agricultural Experiment Stations, in New Haven or Windsor.

If meaningful limitation is indeed to be possible, perhaps constitutional constraints must somehow be 'entrenched', that is, resistant to change or removal by those whose powers are constrained?

Indeed, it may be possible to simply identify scenarios with centered worlds.

And that has, indeed, turned out to be possible.

Any kind of outcome may be possible, and indeed, is acceptable.