Sentence examples for which may indeed from inspiring English sources

I don't mean to diminish the tax relief, which may, indeed, encourage small businesses to start hiring.

As mentioned, famotidine targets ADH to slow the conversion of alcohol into acetaldehyde, which may indeed help your friends reduce flushing.

Her garments, which appear to be made of sacking — which may, indeed, be sacks — are stiffening with the day's sweat, and chafing the knotty scars on her body...

Peek spent 10 years as an actor before penning this debut full-length play which may indeed change her own life forever.

There are several aspects to this learning process, one of which may indeed involve practicing the song at the beginning of the young bird's second season.

Belgian historian Henri Pirenne attributes their decline to war, which may indeed have played a role, but the failure of crops and the increased wetness must have made travel considerably more difficult.

In fact, the present study shows that they provide additive diagnostic information, which may be useful indeed.

And, Milton might add if he were to use modern terminology, due process provides the ground rules for that free and open encounter in which truth may indeed prevail over error.

This provides a new mechanism by which CSD may indeed induce central head pain via cortico-thalamic circuits and may shed more light on the relationship between aura and headache.

Continued worldwide economic growth [at that time, just before 9/11] has raised the GNP of many states [some of which] may indeed be crossing the threshold where economic strength would allow the development of a nuclear weapon program without crippling their economy or conventional military forces, even if done rapidly.

However, there are other scenarios in which plasticity may, indeed, speed up or facilitate genetic change.