Sentence examples for has indeed used from inspiring English sources
Brazil has, indeed, used the threat of compulsory licensing to wring price discounts out of drug companies, a ploy which the commission, somewhat controversially, supports.The problem is what to do with countries which have no drug makers.
This writer has indeed used the term post-electric shock syndrome to describe the constellation that is seen.
It seems as if C. globosum has indeed used this strategy to make proteins less thermo-stable, and C. thermophilum has evolved in the opposite direction, lowering its glycine content.
Previous work examining the effect of LOC has indeed used period of diagnosis as a prognostic factor and in all studies, it was used as a proxy for differences in diagnostic techniques and treatment approach.
She has indeed – using more straightforward language than many politicians like her husband, too.
Kids Company told Newsnight that it had indeed used some of the grant to pay staff wages.
Maybe that was why many hours passed before Micheal Ray Richardson confessed to the truth: He had indeed used cocaine.
A slow-motion replay confirmed that Maradona had indeed used his forearm to put Argentina ahead in the 50th minute.
On Wednesday, a parks department spokesman acknowledged that until last June the conservancy had indeed used rat poison.
But Western diplomats in Ethiopia said that the government had indeed used assault helicopters and that the war in the Ogaden was intensifying.
