Sentence examples for and indeed creates from inspiring English sources

"To pretend otherwise is diversionary and indeed creates an 'artificial horse race' which can cause real damage to the prospects for agreement".

This call center model gives firms no reason to reduce the number of complaints received and, indeed, creates a disincentive: If the call volume falls, so does the service company's revenue.

With the tight excitation contraction coupling in the heart, the more synchronous activation is expected and indeed creates also a more synchronous and more coordinated contraction (Fig.  6).

"That project was very interesting, it spoiled nothing, and indeed created something new," Mr. Piotrovsky said.

Among his many readers were the Founding Fathers of the United States, who embraced Montesquieu's idea of balanced government and indeed created one exquisitely contrived to allow each branch to check the others.

He also happens to be the only Chilean air force officer in the last 40 years to have combat experience, as he served in - and indeed, created - the Sandinista air force in its struggle against the Reagan-financed Contras in Nicaragua.

The case highlights that Olga has an expectation that the demand would be reciprocated and thus that giving today indeed creates an expectation of entitlement to receiving tomorrow.

Junk data indeed creates junk science which creates junk and meaningless results.

Regarding participation rate, the current system indeed creates a nonresponse bias.

We discuss several real-life project examples that demonstrate that this approach indeed creates a basis for better solutions.

Food, indeed, creates an invisible bridge between people.