Sentence examples for has indeed suggested from inspiring English sources

(Which he has, indeed, suggested).

Laurent Abadie, CEO of Panasonic Europe, told the publication Japan could treat the U.K. as a tax haven if the country lowers its corporate rate — as the government has indeed suggested it will to try to make itself a more attractive destination for businesses once it's outside the European Union's trading bloc.

Work on P. antipodarum has, indeed, suggested that asexual populations prevail in areas associated with low risks of infection (see [ 46] for references).

Literature has indeed suggested that physiotherapists are particularly susceptible to WRMDs because of the nature of their profession which is often repetitive, labour intensive and involving direct contact with patients [ 5, 8, 10].

For Pseudomonas putida (Trevisan) Migula P2 ATCC 2557 the Rodwell group has indeed suggested that an L-amino acid oxidase is the first enzyme degrading L-arginine via 2-ketoarginine, 4-guanidinobutyrate, and 4-aminobutyrate to succinate [ 35, 36].

A previous study has indeed suggested that the LDAP component is linked to the selection of target locations in external space, as it was found to be attenuated when to-be-attended positions were located close to the midline relative to blocks where they were located more peripherally (Eimer et al., 2004).

(Some studies have indeed suggested that it may lower cholesterol, although other health benefits are disputed).

"Some people have indeed suggested that, but I think that would be a step backwards," Mr Javid said.

What if, as a couple of researchers have indeed suggested, empirical claims about what children derive from play -- at least in terms of academic benefits -- turned out to be overstated?[7] Would we then conclude that children shouldn't be able to play, or should have less time to do so?

Previous studies have indeed suggested that feature-specific neurons within these auditory regions regulate the access to auditory awareness in a bottom up fashion, and that responses underlying the MMN itself may operate as a gateway to consciousness[24].

Previous data have indeed suggested that magnitude information is represented in both hemispheres [29] [32] and that numerical information can be rapidly transferred from one hemisphere to the other during a number comparison task [33], [34].