Sentence examples for and indeed be able from inspiring English sources

The energy expenditure required to grow the bones, they calculate, would be "at least 133,050kcal, giving a power output of 6,443W, so "Skele-Gro therefore must contain unexplained magical properties that allow it to hold such a vast amount of energy and indeed be able to apply it in a short period of time".

This method was tested on the P. cheesemanii dataset and indeed was able to reduce the effect of different expression levels of the genes.

We tested this directly by delivering high frequency stimulation and recording the synaptic response and indeed were able to observe the predicted NMDAR mediated synaptic component (Herron et al., 1986).

Going into the campaign's final days, a number of polls suggested that Mr. Green had a comfortable lead and might, indeed, be able to exceed that 40percentt barrier.

And Wells Fargo and Chase may indeed be able to persuade the trustee that their filings were proper.

"And maybe she will indeed be able to handle him by herself.

And yes, doctors will indeed be able to prescribe cannabis products to patients.

But whether the changes he is promising will be as popular once their impact is felt and whether Mr. Koizumi will indeed be able to effect them are big questions.

The Milan stock exchange rose by as much as 2% on hopes that the experienced and widely respected President Napolitano will indeed be able to oversee the restoration of a degree of political stability.

You will indeed be able to see Mr. Craig in the flesh, and that flesh (though covered up by suits and downtime civvies) looks great.

In time, he may indeed be able to claim the part for himself.