Sentence examples for may indeed restrict from inspiring English sources
As he points out, code (software) may indeed restrict behavior -- America Online's chat rooms are designed to hold at most 23 people, so that members can't orchestrate a revolt -- but that doesn't make it law.
Hence, I believe that where the background incidence of MRSA is high there is no evidence that isolating MRSA-positive patients reduces cross-infection, and it may indeed restrict patient care inappropriately.
Recent cytological experiments provide evidence that components of the pneumococcal natural transformation (competence) machinery can be linked to cell division, at least spatially (Bergé et al., 2013), hinting that unknown mechanisms may indeed restrict genetic exchange in time or in space during the progression of the cell division cycle.
From these initial observations we might speculate that the age-related decline in GH may indeed help maintain healthy metabolic function if nutrient intake is restricted.
Some of this withdrawn material may indeed pose security risks, but the government must not be allowed to broadly cite the terrorist threat to restrict information that the public should rightly be able to see.
It may indeed be better to accept Reid's and Leopold's idea 'that the name Roma quadrata, as restricted to the mundus, is a purely antiquarian invention' (YW 1914, 12‑13) founded only on Plutarch.
They may, indeed, be overdue.
This may indeed be worthy.
Someday, Gasol may indeed be traded.
