Sentence examples for may indeed move from inspiring English sources

My husband and I may indeed move off Long Island one day, but it will be because of high taxes and traffic, not misconceived notions of my community.

So if your fund decides to buy as few as 1,000 shares of Ford Motor when that stock is trading at 32, you may indeed move the price, even though the order is $32,000 while Ford is a $37 billion company.

The passive REIT investor may indeed move back to bonds.

(ES) Mr President, pursuant to Rule 177 of the Rules of Procedure, a group or at least 40 Members may indeed move that a debate be adjourned.

However, this in the end was about City – and in the moment of exhilaration that came with the knowledge that they were on course for their first trophy in 35 years, the possibility that they may have indeed moved beyond the impasse so long denied by some of their most impassioned, if not irrational zealots.

The crisis may indeed be moving from the street to the back rooms of the mosque.Aiming for a resolution of sorts, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's supreme leader, and the man who has the last say on all matters of state, issued a dramatic ultimatum in a sermon on June 19th.

Hearing that message on the big screen, released by a Hollywood powerhouse like the Weinstein Group, is an affirmation that our history may indeed be moving toward positive social change.  .

He is not prepared to move towards peace".Another reading is that Mr Sharon may indeed be willing to move some way towards peace, but approved the hit on Dr Rantisi to please his restless right.

Now, "Moving Walls" is, indeed, moving.

Are we, indeed, moving still further?

We have, indeed, moved on.