Sentence examples for may indeed develop from inspiring English sources

But that's not to say it's going to pass everywhere it gets onto the ballot, or that unforeseen problems may indeed develop which perhaps might require different rules or regulations.

This may be due, in part, to the illness profiles in their countries of origin, where symptoms regarded as self-limiting the West may indeed develop into more serious illness.

It may be that you can indeed develop an argument that from the bioinformatic analyses you have absolute confidence that the assembled sequences are true representations of extant genomes in nature.

Mechanisms of consensus governments may indeed have developed to anticipate and integrate as many interests as possible, which otherwise might be able to initiate referendums against new legislation (instruments such as citizens' initiatives and mandatory referendums would be less relevant here).

If cities indeed develop organically along certain lines, pushing them onto another track may be futile.

For all the current evidence shows, many areas of cortex in which language develops may indeed be 'prewired' for that task: linguistic nativism is still consistent with what is now known.

And they may indeed be looking at ways of developing their services with stronger security angles to them.

It may indeed escalate.

They may, indeed, be overdue.

That may indeed be true.

It may indeed not work.