Sentence examples for may indeed extend from inspiring English sources

And the melting of the polar icecaps may indeed extend the range of the traditional gadiforms to higher latitudes and open hitherto untapped fishing grounds to fishing fleets.

A growing number of studies, looking at infants undergoing immunizations, suggest that this analgesic effect may indeed extend past the neonatal period into infancy [ 11- 16].

It may indeed go no further".

Moreover, such commerce may (indeed, must) extend into the interior of the states engaged in it, though it may not be "completely internal" to a state i.e., neither "extend[ing] to" nor "affect[ing] other States".

The results confirm that the gel-forming procedure, so far mainly addressed to the fabrication of lithium-conducting membranes, may indeed be extended to other ionic polymer systems.

Therefore, although it may indeed help to extend dive duration to a certain extent, increasing the volume of respiratory O2 upon diving is probably insufficient, in itself, to explain some of the dive durations recorded here in the Kerguelen shag (almost 6 min).

Indeed, extending coverage without increasing the number of primary care providers may well deepen racial inequities in health by further straining health care capacity in under-resourced areas.

And if it is not fixed, there may indeed be ways to extend it.

Labour may indeed be trying to extend selection by allowing "specialist" schools to select a proportion of pupils "by aptitude".

These extended periodic closures may indeed inconvenience the unlucky tourist or visitor, but the grand re-opening of the Palais is something to look forward to, and casts all the programming in a new, refreshed light.

Such adjusted coefficients may indeed add to the understanding of external validity extended to other populations such as other military units or possibly in civilian contexts.