Sentence examples for may indeed protect from inspiring English sources
It may indeed protect the US financial system but will also make for much less attractive investments.
For example, if an individual activates their PERS during a heart attack and an ambulance comes quickly to their home, they may feel they are indeed protected living independently in their home and wear their PERS at all times when in the home.
Although Harambe may indeed have been protecting this little boy, the surface features of that gorilla enclosure are to some degree slightly unforgiving to even a much sturdier and more agile young gorilla of comparable age and size to the child.
Thus, mild uncoupling of mitochondria in fly neurons may indeed lower ROS-production and protect flies against ageing.
At a local scale, the forests protected by Yasuní may indeed be the richest globally.
Some reporters may, indeed, undermine our government's (principal) duty to protect us.
IRPs may indeed represent a target for ROS and RNS, possibly as part of a more general scheme designed to protect the intracellular environment from oxidative stress [ 125].
They may, indeed, be overdue.
