Sentence examples for may indeed further from inspiring English sources

Such an allegation has not a shred of evidence to support it and may indeed further fuel Turkish propaganda.V.S. ZAFIROPOULOSAmbassador of GreeceLondonAssessing AtaturkSIR Mustafa Kemal Ataturk (August 1st) was not responsible for the slaughter of millions of Armenians and Greeks during the first world war.

Novel developments in 320-slice CTA protocols or other technologies, such as high-pitch spiral CTA may indeed further reduce radiation exposure [ 40, 41].

If they're burned, New Yorkers may indeed turn further downtown and to the off-Broadway non-profits for their straight drama fix.

But the aborted endosurgery spinoff proposal is another reminder that there may indeed be further downside to the stock if the company cannot turn around the declines in its core cardiovascular business.

If the term premium starts out significantly positive, so that long-term rates are well above expected future short rates, an initial reduction may indeed spur further investment among financially constrained firms who need to issue long-term bonds to fund new investment.

pH control may indeed be further optimized, but this control fermentation on real thin stillage demonstrates the clear and present issue of a high caustic dosing requirement.

As a future extension, post-processing the connection graph may indeed to further improvements, since it allows to take a more global view at the video sequence for spotting over- or under-segmentation that occur within one individual or a few consecutive frames only.

The phenomenon herein described may be indeed further exploited as an efficient tool for vaccination therapy in autoimmune inflammatory conditions, which result in widespread CNS damage.

It may indeed go no further".

"He may indeed make some further changes.

There may, indeed, be no "further discount" for an early plea of guilty.