Sentence examples for indeed added from inspiring English sources

Civil libertarians do not oppose all new laws or indeed added resources for the police.

While the Parks Department has indeed added no permanent sculptures since 1959, it has added temporary ones, including, in 2001, a statue of Fred Lebow, founder of the New York City Marathon.

On Friday, the Labor Department reported that the economy had indeed added 126,000 jobs in October, the biggest gain in nine months and one that was a good bit larger than Wall Street expected.

If hackers had indeed added the Gmail captcha to their trophy case, which already includes captchas protecting Hotmail and Yahoo Mail, then little stands between the spammers and the rest of the Internet.

Better, they argue, to loosen up trade with simpler deals between a couple of countries or, if you are truly ambitious, a handful.Some regional trade deals in the right circumstances have indeed added to economic well-being.

Nevertheless, Winner eventually agreed to the fee, due to the excellent negotiating skills of Helen Peston, the hospital's head of communications, and indeed added an extra £2,000 to upgrade the dining room in the nurses home, to include the Winner wine bar.

Or indeed add any more pieces to play with.

No forgiveness is necessary: this is a charming moment, and indeed adds to my own private stock of - admittedly useless - evidence that Levi never killed himself.

He uses his commentary not just to give us valuable information but to make sure that we do indeed add our weighty condemnation to God's.

Indeed, add up all the elements — slack demand for small-business loans, banks already flush with money and the potential for taxpayer losses — and the conclusion seems clear.

They do indeed add an interestingly chewy element to the dish; I don't want to overload it with ingredients, but if you'd prefer to keep it strictly vegetarian, they're a good thing to consider.