Sentence examples for may indeed work from inspiring English sources
As for homeopathy, he says that it may indeed work but it's not because of the ingredients in those pills.
Down the road, those teams may indeed work together more regularly.
Using attention-grabbing communication tools may indeed work out to create a public that otherwise would not deal with a complex issue.
As recently described by Greenbaum, et al, [43] it is also possible that some degree of pre-existing "memory" conferred by exposure to T-cell epitopes, similar to those found in previously circulating H1N1 strains in the past 20 years (1988 2008), may indeed work to elicit increased immunity of adults.
6, 13 Allometry may indeed work well for compounds excreted renally, or whose clearance is limited by liver blood flow, but may not be applicable for low-clearance compounds limited by cytochrome P450 enzyme activity.
Some KSers are there just to KS. Reverse psychology, although may seem childish may indeed work.
These latter requirements may indeed go together, since as recent work suggests, if citizens are to find institutional arrangements and policy processes trustworthy, they have to see in them a capacity to take their concerns seriously [ 48].
In an interview with reporters he maintained that whatever the Mets' front office may think of him, he does indeed work hard at his craft.
Then again, if the torture was just meant to break the boy's spirit, it may indeed have worked.
While each of these insights may indeed have worked historically against a given audience, this kind of 'creative' direction usually result in findings that suck the oxygen out of the room, and don't get to the 'why' behind the prescriptive 'what'what
