Sentence examples for indeed potentially from inspiring English sources

Some Iranian money probably is coming in, and some Egyptians are undoubtedly training in Sudanese camps, but it is very wrong — indeed, potentially self-defeating — to put all the weight on external help, because the great majority of weapons, money, and recruits and the anger that fuels them are coming from here.

In addition, 9q demonstrated a mixed-type of enzyme inhibition kinetics, thus suggesting that it might indeed potentially bind at two different sites on the enzyme.

It is demonstrated that this technique is indeed potentially capable of providing good predictions, especially when the higher order terms in the Fourier expansion are included in the analysis.

I consider the evidence strong that palmitic and myristic acids, two of the commonly consumed saturated fats, are, indeed, potentially harmful, contributing to inflammation, elevated lipids, atherogenesis and vascular disease.

Second, a Fair Tax can be used to raise adequate revenue needed to fund vital services without necessarily increasing burdens on lower and middle income people and small business owners (and indeed potentially reducing those burdens).

The presentation of night clubs as sexual danger zones linked to violence, and online dating as a high risk and indeed potentially fatal practice, are two examples of the show picking up on both the sexual fears and biases of the time.

Medicare and Medicaid do indeed present potentially explosive and crippling budget problems because of the aging population and the relentless rise in health care costs.

I have no idea if its presentation of the island is accurate - I've never been there before - but the book is partly why I have, for many years, wanted to see both Big and Little Sark and, indeed, the potentially quite dangerous isthmus between.

Bamford has never attacked Handler and presumably travels in different circles in Los Angeles, but Bamford's growing success is a sign that there is an indeed a potentially large market for intelligent, heartfelt and thoughtful comedy.

Indeed, this potentially disruptive effect of lipid movement may explain why the scramblase activity is non-specific for phospholipid headgroup.

To examine this possibility we also conducted feeding trials to determine whether two salamander species (Ambystoma macrodactylum and Taricha granulosa) indeed consume potentially infectious prey; and to compare the rates of predation on infectious vs. uninfected tadpoles of R. aurora, R. cascadae, and P. regilla.