Sentence examples for may indeed fall from inspiring English sources

Still, if the internet loses too much of its universality, cautions Mr Werbach of the Wharton School, it may indeed fall apart, just as world trade can collapse if there is too much protectionism.

The "No" partner may indeed fall madly in love with the baby and undergo a major transformation that would void all previous negotiations.

“When the share price is no longer rising, and may indeed be falling or at least subject to a great deal of volatility, there are temptations that are present,” the University of Maryland’s Morici said.

Prices are indeed falling in San Francisco and New York.

Or, indeed, falling off the stage.

Hedging activity has indeed fallen off.

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While the sky indeed may fall if the sides cannot compromise, the fact that the market has been calm has served only to deepen the resistance to a deal.

Its fall may indeed have "demystified the power of dictatorships that had hitherto seemed eternal and unbreakable," in the words of Nadim Shehadi of Chatham House.

Ford, has exonerated him, & concealed the facts, history may indeed deal kindly with the fallen President.

Constitutions may indeed offer equality of political citizenship, but fall well short of delivering the promise of democracy that most people aspire to.