Sentence examples for may indeed support from inspiring English sources

Elements in Pakistan may indeed support al-Qaida and the Taliban, but it is difficult to see what is gained by pointing this out, especially from the territory of Pakistan's arch-rival, India, and shortly before a visit to Britain by the Pakistani president Asif Ali Zardari.

This may indeed support the aforementioned notion that temperature differences may well lead to higher SAFA levels in experimental mussels.

Many urban Afghans, he said, may indeed support the escalation to the extent that it increases Kabul's power over its surroundings.

Our results may indeed lend support to the well-known allegation of a double standard when comparing psychiatric and somatic patients [ 2, 35].

The data indeed supported this conclusion.

If the country waits too long, that IMF support may indeed signal stigma and desperation.

This support may indeed drive down the price of commodities such as corn, wheat, and soybeans.

Such an allegation has not a shred of evidence to support it and may indeed further fuel Turkish propaganda.V.S. ZAFIROPOULOSAmbassador of GreeceLondonAssessing AtaturkSIR Mustafa Kemal Ataturk (August 1st) was not responsible for the slaughter of millions of Armenians and Greeks during the first world war.

The perceived availability of support or received support from others may, indeed, lead to a more benign appraisal of a negative situation.

The concept that primary tumour and distant metastasis may indeed show different molecular patterns is supported by the assessment of EGFR gene status by FISH.

Nevertheless, we have documented improved EEG activity in FNI infants compared with SC infants at near to term [ 25], which supports that FNI may indeed be associated with improved neurodevelopmental outcomes.