Sentence examples for have indeed created from inspiring English sources
The sooner the American authorities realise this, the better the chances of eventual success.Ed CanlerChattanooga, TennesseeBiblical masterySIR – The authors of the King James Bible may have indeed created a masterpiece but the example you give is not an indication of their mastership ("The language of light", April 19th).
Mites and large monocultures -- lacking food -- have indeed created stress on bees.
If this formula is to remain true, than surely the young woman who's thoughts of her own child becoming sick must have indeed created the outcome for her poor son.
Armani has, indeed, created a world.
Carpenter had indeed created a tableau of the cabinet meeting.
Many districts had indeed created guidelines for nutrition education, physical activity and school food, as required, but the rules tended to be fairly broad.
The site reveals that Dekker has indeed created a priestly hero who can handle a gun: Danny Hansen, a Bosnian immigrant and "avenging angel".
Mr. Huntsman's time in China has indeed created a potential roadblock for his campaign; Mr. Obama has teased him publicly about how his service in the administration will play among the Republican faithful.
Of course there appears to be a significant overlap between the character and the actress, who has indeed created high-profile roles on Broadway in two Disney extravaganzas ("Aida" and "Disney's 'The Little Mermaid' ") and "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels".
Ripping through dense grass and spinning through lengthy tunnels is par for the myriad courses here and it soon becomes clear that developer Playground Games has, indeed, created a playground, as corny as that sounds.
An increasingly diverse Hispanic population has indeed created openings for Republican candidates, particularly those who like many Latino voters take both liberal and conservative positions and do not fit tightly into an ideological category.
