Sentence examples for may indeed remain from inspiring English sources

The experience of the Royal Court, though, suggests that the director's hope for an unknowing opening of the Bennett may indeed remain a "fantasy".

Yahoo's glass may indeed remain half full.

However, the most recent speculation suggests that Yamaha may indeed remain in the World Superbike Championship.

At the same conditions, C-propeptides purified from human type I collagen exhibit a broad, irreversible transition between 40 and 60°C (Kuznetsova and Leikin, unpublished results), suggesting that they may indeed remain in the native conformation after 10 min equilibration at 45°C but not at higher temperatures.

Some SPG4 patients within the same family and carrying the same mutation may indeed remain asymptomatic throughout their life whereas others have an early onset and are severely affected and may present with additional features such as cognitive impairment and peripheral neuropathy.

With the stock price sliding, Mr. Yang and the board may see layoffs as necessary to ensure that the company can indeed remain independent.

While the remaining proteins may indeed be regulated by non-seed mediated mechanisms, we suggest an alternate possibility that a limited number of differentially regulated proteins (including those up-regulated upon over-expression and down-regulated upon knockdown) may display ratio values that overlap with those of non-regulated proteins, influencing the overall slope of the scatter plot.

The "human cost on both sides of the conflict" may indeed be considerable, but uncomfortable facts remain.

These unexpected findings of total, but not active, ghrelin remain unexplained at present but may indeed be without any physiological significance.

Utilitarians may indeed consider some practices acceptable on the condition that they remain marginal.

Indeed, patients may remain at risk for an extended period of time long after discontinuation of treatment.