Sentence examples for has indeed progressed from inspiring English sources

Here however, I'm interested in a deeper question: if the human race has indeed progressed beyond the 'childishness of religion' - as Freud so put it - upwards to the maturity of reason and its dominion, then why step back into that fetal past?

However, this has not been shown (34) and it is now known that some patients have indeed progressed to ESRD despite lithium discontinuation (6, 24, 35).

And there has indeed been progress on many fronts (see table 2).

Most of the goals involved reductions by 2015 from 1990 levels, and there has indeed been progress towards them, at least on a global scale.

General Petraeus, who at that point was more than three hours into the hearing, responded that "there has indeed been progress in the political arena," and then said, in an elaborate answer that might not have satisfied Mrs. Clinton, "there's even sort of a political-military calculus that you have to consider, again, in establishing where the conditions are met to make further reductions".

Whatever short-term bumps lie ahead, the real, he predicts, is unlikely to slip much further.Brazil has indeed made remarkable progress under Mr Cardoso in improving its public finances and squashing inflation.

Now, more than twenty years later South Africa has indeed made significant progress in many important ways.

The international family planning community has indeed made great progress in making modern contraceptive widely accessible, especially for women.

Much progress has indeed been made.

It is true that progress has indeed taken place.

But, by many measures, Giffords's progress has indeed been remarkable.