Sentence examples for may indeed need from inspiring English sources

They may indeed need to find other ways to work in the woods.

The Daily Star agreed she "may indeed need to be given the protection of a false identity".

A poor country may indeed need better security as well as food and medicine, but there needs to be a clear separation between government-to-government security assistance and people-to-people humanitarian aid.

They may indeed need divine intervention — and more — as they begin another postseason with the futures of their marquee stars, Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett, in doubt, and their coach refusing to say he would return, despite being under contract for three more years.

We may indeed need to call on the passion of wonder as a strategy in the pursuit of science, for instance by imagining something as novel (even more novel than it really is).

However, if you have certain health conditions like diabetes, you may indeed need to monitor your carb intake more carefully than an ordinary balanced diet would call for.

They may indeed want to save more.

And some PIs may indeed take offense.

Hence, investigations evaluating the use of antiplatelet and statin therapies, a low tidal volume ventilation strategy, and restrictive transfusion in the ED may indeed be needed to mitigate ALI development [40 43].

The welfare system does indeed need reform.

There may indeed also be need for measure instruments with different sizes and dimensionality.