Sentence examples for had indeed published from inspiring English sources

Dalkey confirmed that the translator had indeed published under a pseudonym, and that, unfortunately, was all it could tell me.

When reached by telephone, Mr. Wang said he and his professor had indeed published "Cascade-Based Attack Vulnerability on the U.S. Power Grid" in an international journal called Safety Science last spring.

The press has indeed published many very damaging leaks, especially in the past decade.

The satirical weekly has indeed published racist, sexist or offensive cartoons, but 12 people died when it was attacked on 7 January for depicting the prophet.

David Harris London The Charlie Hebdo staff who Nesrine Malik asserts have "indeed" published racist and sexist cartoons are not around to defend themselves from the allegation.

The Great Sir Isaac Newton had indeed then published his Principia.

He then presented various witnesses, starting with Thomas Haynes, to testify that the works had indeed been published, and following with Thomas Chapman, who had printed the first part of the Rights of Man.

A few examples of gene transfers between unicellular eukaryotic organisms have indeed been published recently [ 22, 80, 100, 101].

One scholar who took a different view was Paul M Zall, who in 1971 began to put together a case that Coleridge had indeed translated Faust, and published his work in 1821, but had done so anonymously.

Having contacted an expert in this area of research who told him that he had indeed made a new discovery, he published his first biological research paper in 1997, in the peer-reviewed journal BioEssays ("A Proposed Refinement of the Mitochondrial Free Radical Theory of Aging," de Grey, ADNJ, BioEssays 19(2)19971997 1997).

After years of study, in 1997 Dr. Levin concluded that the experiment had, indeed, detected life on Mars, and published his conclusion.