Sentence examples for if it's indeed from inspiring English sources

If it's indeed possible to ever break Uber's lock on the market, the shift to autonomous vehicles will be the disruptive force that enables someone else to win by beating Uber on asymmetric terms.

If it's indeed possible, even theoretically, could you please give the year/month that this could happen or already happened?

If it's indeed a hit, expect Hollywood to produce a slew of copycats to mimic its success.

A Loss for Words: a New Yorker piece on dying languages, and how to save them (if it's indeed possible).

He writes, "The United States [he means the U.S. government] needs a money machine".Mr Henderson contends that Mr Bartlett fails to justify the spending to be financed by the VAT money machine, and suggests that if it's indeed politically infeasible to rein in spending, it might be better for the government to shaft its creditors by defaulting on its debt rather than bleeding taxpayers with a VAT.

If it's indeed being subsidized, multi-touch is a possibility.

If it is indeed on its way out, is that something to celebrate or lament?

So Thomas's four-year tenure, if it is indeed over, will go down as one of the worst periods in the Knicks' 62-year existence.

If it was indeed the final match of Blake's career, he certainly ended it in dramatic fashion.

If it is indeed shown to be essential, its value as an antitumour target could be enhanced, since immunological escape variants might be less likely to develop.

Dyn's chief scientist, James Cowie, told the BBC that if it were indeed an attack, "it would not take a tremendous effort to carry out".