Sentence examples for has come indeed from inspiring English sources

Getting shareholders more involved in compensation arrangements is surely an idea whose time has come; indeed, institutional investors report that more dialogues between companies and their owners are occurring every day.

But the time has come, indeed is long overdue, for Pope Benedict to speak out forcefully and to take firm action against those who are sullying his papacy and wounding the moral authority of his Church, whether they be priests who sinned, bishops who covered up their sins or cardinals who can't see beyond "the Jews" in seeking to pinpoint blame for their sins.

Commissioner, you said: 'The time has come to put ideas into practice.' The time has come indeed, which is why I propose that in this debate you should provide real support for a European legislative instrument for public social services.

I heard the front door down the hall, its latch still stuck still with my best blood cells, but giving inches the time had come indeed.

Important contributions to our understanding of phagocytosis have come indeed from utilization of genetically tractable organisms, such as Dictyostelium discoideum [ 1, 4- 9].

Music, like any other creative endeavor, builds on what has come before; indeed, it is often argued that any new work is a reworking of what has already been done.

The time for changing the federal legal classification of marijuana has come -- indeed, it is long overdue.

The Mets' season, indeed, has come.

Indeed, IPA has come full circle.

A BNP victory has come to seem very plausible indeed.

Little by little, one step at a time, he has come a very long way indeed.