Sentence examples for effect indeed from inspiring English sources

Living with the greenhouse effect, indeed.

That would be a sweeping and disruptive effect indeed, since economists project that by 2025 global economic output will be about $100 trillion.

They are just KIND children who go out of their way to comfort and tend to the wellbeing of grouchy young Mary Lennox and her cousin Colin Craven, and to very good effect indeed!

Thus, for individual and organizational proactivity, the positive indirect effect and the negative direct effect indeed annulled each other.

Only hCG had a protective effect: Indeed, the infusion prevented the newborn mice from developing the wasting syndrome.

Mr Cable told Sky News that ministers should "certainly think about how it [Help to Buy] should come into effect, indeed whether it should come into effect in the light of changing market conditions".

But they came across no such benign competitive effects—indeed, they found no effects at all.

Next, two examples are given, where low-energy implantation effects indeed deviate significantly from extrapolations of the high energy data.

Results from this study suggest that, while distinctive effects indeed exist, there are important linkages between the environmental condition and the organizational design in affecting organizational performance.

The reported side effects indeed persisted after a first interruption of acetazolamide, and the drug was then started again because of worsening of migraine.

As can be seen from comparing the variance components of model 1 (Table 3) to the mentioned components of the empty model, composition effects indeed explain an important share of the initial variance in scientific performance.