Sentence examples for may indeed keep from inspiring English sources
And it may indeed keep some aspirations alive.
This suggests that patients may indeed safely keep their cats, at least if they do so in association with a course of allergen immunotherapy to cat antigen.
Some parents may indeed want to keep artificial replicas of their baby (Fig. 4) or organ, which could help in bereavement process.
Our interviews in December 2005 show that the salary rise may indeed help to keep nurses and doctors in the public sector, possibly even draw some back from the private for-profit sector.
Thailand's poorer, rural majority may indeed feel angry that they keep voting for Mr Thaksin and his allies, because they like his policies, such as cheap health care and microcredit schemes, only to have their will frustrated by the capital's elite.The Thaksinites hope that even if ousted from office again they can regroup once more and win another popular mandate.
They may indeed want to save more.
Moussa's short announcement, seemingly meant to keep his options open, may indeed be carrying a coded message for Mubarak himself; "I am here if you need me.
Some may indeed do harm, but others could have economic benefits that equal their costs, particularly in a world in which temperatures, storms and uncertainty just keep rising.
They may, indeed, be overdue.
