Sentence examples for complete indeed from inspiring English sources

As the world's largest democracy prepares to go to the polls, we've invited five people from India, the US and the UK who have expertise on economics, women's rights, youth movements, disability rights and urban development to answer the question: "Do you perceive India to be a developing country?" The development project in India is nowhere near complete – indeed it has barely begun.

As we indicated in Section 1, ((mathbb{R},d)) is not Smyth complete (indeed, note that the sequence (((n-1)/n)_{ninmathbb{N}}) is left K-Cauchy but it does not converge for (tau_{d^{s}})).

They are complete crooks!! Indeed, the payday lending industry is so riddled with deceit that one of its most recent lobbying blitzes on Capitol Hill urged the government to crack down on other payday fraudsters who were scooping up customers and ruining the industry's already challenged reputation.

As with nearly all of Brecht's big plays written in exile, Mother Courage is set at one of the many transitional historical moments when the medieval is yielding to the mercantile (a process it took centuries to complete, if indeed it's completed even now).

The Feb. 24 cable, which is among those obtained by WikiLeaks and made available to a number of news organizations, makes it clear that American intelligence agencies believe that the complete shipment indeed took place, and that Iran is taking pains to master the technology in an attempt to build a new generation of missiles.

Unlike drug trials, these clients were not being paid to complete questionnaires; indeed, they were paying to purchase the product.

This leaves the readers of Science with less than the complete and indeed even an obfuscated picture of the Wdnm1-like gene.

And Adam's awesome task has not been completed, as indeed no one has been able to name or paint "all the animals of the air and earth".

Data were analyzed by an intention-to-treat analysis, so all patients who were randomly allocated to one treatment arm or the other were analyzed together regardless of whether they completed, or indeed received, regimens.

The devastation wrought by the looters is indeed complete: the books and sheet music lay scattered across the floor, the lamps and fans torn from the ceiling.

While the complete essay has indeed not been published, portions of it, including the paragraph cited in the article, were published in 1986 in the collection "The Adding Machine".