Sentence examples for that could indeed from inspiring English sources

It's a plan that could indeed save the post office, which last year recorded a $1 billion operating loss.

And given what he has done to his country since, that could indeed be the best epitaph he can expect.

Republicans in Congress and the White House are proposing changes to the income tax that could indeed lead to a more productive economy.

Far from being the "key to liberty" the monarchy is, if anything, a roadblock to serious and long overdue reform that could indeed protect our freedoms.

"I want to change the world," says Daan Weddepohl, chief executive of Peerby, a service based in Amsterdam that could indeed make a difference if it takes off.

It prevents them from asking for help and from having the sort of conversations about the dangerous situations our children find themselves in that could indeed make our children safer.

Leaving aside the issue that cannabis could indeed be lethal, in that the impaired driving it can trigger could well kill, there is more to life than death.

At that point, David had to admit that Ted could indeed be the notorious Unabomber.

It turned out that Ian could make waistcoat armholes, and that he could indeed be of service.

But one leaves wishing that she could indeed take more pleasure in it, so that the viewer might, too.

Obama conceded that it could, indeed, be part of a terror plot, but that there may have been "multiple" motivations behind the incident.