Sentence examples for may indeed progress from inspiring English sources
If iron depletion is not corrected, it may indeed progress to ID.
Subsequent observations from a growing number of groups, including Braak and colleagues, however, have suggested that Lewy pathology may indeed progress along olfactory pathways [ 9, 58- 60].
Using the technique outside of discovering reusable or automated process components will not reap the maximum benefit and may indeed retard progress.
He said that people are now "using messages on a weekly basis" — which may indeed be progress for LinkedIn, but is obviously well behind apps like Facebook's Messenger and WhatsApp, or perhaps more in LinkedIn's professional court, Slack, which are used daily and hourly.
I will counter Mr. Sherman by suggesting that technological progress may indeed have been bad for farming and not just family farmers, given the deleterious health and environmental effects of industrial food.
That requires practice drills.The main aim of the Russian exercises may indeed have been to measure progress on military reform, particularly the creation of more Western-style autonomous brigades.
Talks may indeed be continuing, but they're running up against deadlines, and sources expected little progress over the weekend.
Indeed, progress came slowly at first.
They may, indeed, be overdue.
