Sentence examples for may indeed create from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, energy abroad and reticence at home may indeed create the conditions for a new isolationism.

Greenery may indeed create new jobs, but chances are that they will not be the ones Mr Brown has in mind.

The use of sophisticated computer animation programs to present proposed large-scale urban projects to the general public may indeed create some wonderful opportunities for more informed discussion, as James Sanders suggested in his excellent article ["'Taking the Memorial Designs for a Test Drive," Nov. 30].

Product differentiation along the lines of satisfying end-user preferences for the mode of drug administration may indeed create brand loyalty without manufacturers engaging in academic detailing or direct-to-consumer advertising.

By limiting production, Ford may indeed create short-term demand for the GT, in the same way that Ferrari customers are willing to wait in excess of a year for a 360 Modena.

Advancing technology may indeed create more Googles, but the same progress is almost certain to eventually have a highly disruptive impact on employment in the more traditional, labor-intensive industries that employ the bulk of the workforce potentially eliminating entire job categories by 2020.

The sooner the American authorities realise this, the better the chances of eventual success.Ed CanlerChattanooga, TennesseeBiblical masterySIR – The authors of the King James Bible may have indeed created a masterpiece but the example you give is not an indication of their mastership ("The language of light", April 19th).

Smith and Co. may indeed have created a passable sequel to "Skyfall," but they cheated, skipping the most important and difficult requirement of the project: a reference to the Bond movie's title, "Spectre," is nowhere to be found in the song's lyrics.

Mr. Schwartz doesn't claim to have created an army of evangelists just yet, but he noted that many of the lab participants have been happy to keep up one-to-one conversations with him on product development and other questions, suggesting he may indeed be creating super-fans.

A systematic bias may indeed be created when the demographic composition of the subject groups are different.

(Despite what you've heard, government does indeed create jobs -- and, as we may soon observe, congressional inaction can certainly destroy them).