Sentence examples for may indeed lose from inspiring English sources

Asked whether worthwhile films might be cut out, he said: "We may indeed lose worthy films.

And she worries that she may indeed lose the house, as Judge Garson threatened; not only is it her home, but she has run a day care business there while studying nursing.

Because in doing so, we may indeed lose useful information.

May we all unlearn our fear of death -- may death, indeed, lose its sting.

Australia may indeed have lost these Ashes.

Something may indeed be lost in picking up a cold brew coffee at the global coffee giant rather than at your local coffee store, run by your local hipsters.

Three explanations could thence account for the absence of extant A3 genes in monotremes and marsupials: i) we simply lack information and further sequencing will provide us with the missing genes; ii) members of one or of both groups may indeed have lost the A3 genes; and iii) genes may be exclusive to placentals if the MRCA of placental mammals predates the appearance of the MRCA of all A3s.

Humans may indeed end up losing their jobs to AI, but there is a much longer road to go.

"That was lost, and indeed lost forever.

In a twist of morbid fortune, he may indeed have less to lose than many of his colleagues when the Republican majority arrives — if only because the better part of the clout he has amassed over the years is already gone.

To lose a pawn is not to lose the entire strategic setup for the checkmate -- it may indeed be the strategy to lose the pawn so as to setup and win game.