Sentence examples for and indeed not from inspiring English sources
And indeed, not all the latest economic indicators have been dire.
And indeed, not all analysts saw the disclosures Wednesday as a cause to back off the stock.
It is painfully clear that not every state, and indeed not every county, can sustain its own Las Vegas.
But the whole scheme hangs together as a stanza, and indeed, not being so closely interlocked, makes a spacious but not excessively demanding pattern to repeat.
There was, of course, no women's rugby at either university at that time and, indeed, not much women's rugby union anywhere.
He said company directors had to ensure that the responsibilities of their businesses were "clearly articulated and understood throughout the organisation – and indeed, not merely understood, but accepted and lived throughout the organisation".
As one of the country's leading trade law experts and probably the foremost authority on Fast Track, Lori Wallach of Public Citizen's Global Trade Watch, put it: [Fast track] authorized executive-branch officials to set US policy on non-tariff, and indeed not-trade, issues in the context of 'trade' negotiations.
B. cepacia is notorious for its intrinsic resistance against antibiotics [ 42, 43] and AMPs [ 44], and is, indeed, not susceptible to LL-37 [ 44] or to BP2 [ 28].
Petty states, and some indeed not so petty, emerged in different parts of the realm.
These works of art would not, and indeed could not, be traded on the open market, and the artist was not the "owner" in the modern sense.
