Sentence examples for which can indeed be from inspiring English sources

To clarify: only a small percentage of children with diabetes have Type 2, which can indeed be related to obesity.

That gives the sitting chief executive time to begin the transition to a new life after the company, which can indeed be a highly traumatic change.

But as Cohn notes, on a fundamental level, liberals and conservatives are still arguing over whether to preserve Medicare's core coverage guarantee — which can, indeed, be preserved, with the right reforms.

Owing to the fact that they are political conventions, unenforceable in courts of law, constitutional conventions are said to be distinguishable from constitutional laws, which can indeed be legally enforced.

When Devroe discussed the competitive landscape, he first mentioned WordPress, which can indeed be pretty complicated — and I say that as someone who's writing and publishing this post through WordPress.

Moreover, we assume the knowledge of the symbol duration, the cyclic prefix duration (or the zero-padding duration ) and the number of subcarriers which can indeed be estimated blindly with the algorithms described in [12].

The fiddly verities concern the ways in which finance can indeed be made a bit more efficient or fairer.

The idea of Descartes settling down with a tub of Gummy Bears to watch Scarlett Johansson is certainly appealing, and he might well approve of the new film, which is modelled — sometimes shot for shot — on the 1995 version, and which proposes that minds can indeed be popped in and out of bodies like batteries in a flashlight.

Furthermore, one may note that there are no samples on the positive side which proves that channel can indeed be equalized and in this case there are no local minima as proven in [13].

Understanding how such properties change when the size is scaled and clarifying to which extent the domain can indeed be viewed as a fractal (so allowing the analysis on fractals [23] to be used for their description) may be a key point for the actual exploitation of already producible nanometer-sized wire arrays in molecular electronics.

In our office we are interested in creating a framework by which the word 'technology' can indeed be engaged through its practical corollaries -- communication and material -- in the creation of architectural and urban space.