Sentence examples for has not been changed indeed from inspiring English sources

The policy on private purchasing delivered to the workplace has not been changed, indeed several senior managers have explored the addition of locker banks to the campus to facilitate it.

Saddam Hussein's regime has indeed been changed — though what it has been changed into, of course, is not quite what was intended.

Saddam Hussein's regime has indeed been changed though what it has been changed into, of course, is not quite what was intended.

But what hasn't changed and, indeed, what can't change, is Bedlam's uniquely British feel.

The answer, of course, is that normal has not changed at all (evolution is indeed a slow process!) but our perception of normal continues to expand and improve.

Indeed, the N.B.A. has not changed that drastically since Thomas acquired Curry from Chicago in October 2005.

It is indeed a big step forward for a device that hasn't changed much since it was invented in 1933.

Indeed, Rey discovered his own trans identity reading queer theory, and even transitioning to be a man hasn't changed his core sense of himself.

NHS spending has, indeed, not been cut.

Indeed, if Dodd-Frank hasn't changed Wall Street, somebody forgot to tell Wall Street that.

Our movement, though, has probably not been reflected by a similar degree of accommodation and change by secular agencies or, indeed, by secular donors.