Sentence examples for may indeed go from inspiring English sources
It may indeed go no further".
For all I or anyone else knows, the Dow may indeed go to 36,000.
"A genius may indeed go to his grave unread, but he will hardly have gone to it unpraised," she wrote.
This year, though, there is so much that is good and so little consensus, it may indeed go down that way.
While acknowledging that some barter traders may indeed go under in these tough times, the IRTA's Mr Wallach claims that the failure rate of firms which use barter exchanges is lower than the average for the economy as a whole.
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Why it may indeed lead where no TV show idea has gone before.
So it's doubtful that she'll play it safe this Saturday night, and she may indeed strongly go after Bernie once again.
We may indeed being going back even further than the 19th century to the Roman republic where rich men bought their way into the Senate and placated the populace with bread and circuses - junk food and reality TV, perhaps?
It may be that the Obama Administration has indeed gone overboard in its records-gathering capacity.
