Sentence examples for follows indeed from inspiring English sources
We show that world trade network datasets contain empirical evidence that the dynamics of innovation in the world economy follows indeed the concept of creative destruction, as proposed by J.A. Schumpeter more than half a century ago.
(i) X is an Abelian variety if and only it is a projective variety and there is a morphism (X times X rightarrow X), ((x,y) mapsto (x cdot y^{-1})), which makes X a group (see [303], it follows indeed that the group is commutative).
The economic growth that actually followed — indeed, the whole history of the last 20 years — offers one of the most serious challenges to modern conservatism.
But, it is sometimes hard to follow — indeed, to chase — a president who appears to be moving, often at a full sprint, away from the people who once carried him.
Mr Cerf is also working on how to extend the Internet to such other places as the moon and Mars, since the time delays as radio signals travel through space make the current protocol unsuitable.Further improvements will follow: indeed, since it is spoken by computers, not humans, TCP/IP is easier to adapt than was Morse.
"That underscores the importance of international discussion of what norms we will follow". Indeed, some of the groups signing on to the new consensus statement acknowledged that they inhabit parts of the world in which medical and scientific regulatory bodies scarcely exist, or are not robust.
The Quran introduces the Prophet as an exemplar that Muslims should follow ("Indeed the Messenger of Allah is an outstanding Exemplar for those who have hope in Allah's grace and in the Last Day and who keep on saying Allah's remembrance," al-Ahzab, 21).
Confusion followed them indeed in the opening quarter, but only in Welsh ranks.
I was fairly sure a baby would soon follow as indeed happened.
After Cornell, what followed was indeed a remarkable adventure -- the kind one hears about in spy movies.
