Sentence examples for aren't indeed from inspiring English sources

Mr Clinton is long gone, but the protections aren't—indeed, the 2002 farm package signed into law by George Bush nearly doubled the level of federal subsidy.This has not bought Mr Bush peace with the farm lobbies, however.

If those grapes are not indeed sweet and juicy, they'll go straight back to Tesco.

And the physical descriptions are not (indeed, cannot be) specifiable in precise and uniquely identifying spatial and temporal terms.

However, these algorithms may classify some nodes as critical while they are not indeed critical in a network-wide view.

Storm, MapReduce and indeed most other tools of the domain are intended to run over arbitrary clusters and are not indeed to run on shared use hosts.

We revisit the Fredholm alternative theorem by using the singular value decomposition (SVD, the discrete system) and explain why the direct BEM and the indirect BEM are not indeed equivalent in the solution space.

But rates of fossil-fuel production are not, indeed cannot physically be, static.

This is to ensure that the various electronic parts inside the computer that you are connecting together as you progress with your PC build are not, indeed, live.

So, the question is not indeed if literature should be political.

It is not, indeed, prepared to engage in debate at any price.

It is not indeed without reason that the Moghuls call Kachemire the terrestrial paradise of the Indies".