Sentence examples for it could indeed from inspiring English sources
It could indeed use those earnings to pay off its debt within two years, which this model considers exceptional.
It could indeed be a minor and logical policy shift.
It could, indeed, turn out to be something like this, but it need not.
If "national reconciliation" is handled carefully, it could indeed heal the country's wounds.
But Carnegie is showing that, in appropriate circumstances, it could indeed have the wind behind it.
It could indeed lead to steep oil price hikes, reminiscent of the experience of the 1970s and early 1980s.
If that happened at the elections to the European Parliament in June, it could indeed spell the end of Mr Mégret.But two other outcomes are more probable.
I asked why this sort of computer check wouldn't be done before I had spent time on the written and eye tests, if it could indeed nullify them.
That straight talk resonated with voters in a highly pragmatic city, and it could indeed be a convincing message in the 2010 mid-term elections.
Those who favour giving aid argue that it could indeed lift people out of poverty, but rich countries simply do not give enough.
