Sentence examples for course indeed from inspiring English sources

Genetics is, of course, indeed a physical science.

It's just a tale, of course, indeed a composite tale; no names, no packdrill.

This appeal cuts across race, of course; indeed it has nothing to do with race.

The chamber reports that 76percentt of those taking the course indeed procure contracts with the M.T.A.

What we didn't know, of course, indeed it was a secret known only to a handful of people, was that there was another Jeremy Thorpe.

Although there are no ocean views from Royal Lytham & St .Annes (unless you can hitch a ride in the BBC television crane), Birchenough says it is a links course indeed.

Unfortunately, ministers and civil servants failed to devise any checks that "providers" were actually putting on courses, or that "trainees" were taking them, or that the courses indeed existed.

The use of video (and other technologies) is common in such courses; indeed, the cinematic experience of Moctezuma's nonmajor students isn't limited to James Bond films.

The network dynamics are based on the relative protein abundances over the time-course (indeed, many modelling efforts describe concentration changes in arbitrary units).

This has not reduced the numbers applying to traditional 5/6-year courses; indeed they have also increased, from 8,108 Home applicants in 2000 to 13,468 in 2009.

Given the complex nature of the classroom and the myriad factors that contribute to learning, it is necessary to replicate the values-affirmation study across institutions, semesters, and courses; indeed, this lack of replication studies is a serious deficit of current DBER practices (Singer et al., 2012).