Sentence examples for indeed adding from inspiring English sources

He is right – but since the coalition is merely following Labour's plans for capital spending (indeed, adding £2bn to these), this is not a powerful point for Labour to make.

Now, with interest rates at ultra-low levels, many people are again seeing remortgaging as a cheap form of borrowing – and indeed, adding £2,000 to a mortgage over 20 years at 3% will cost just £11 a month.

He would indeed, adding: "A lot of the guys with talk shows and radio shows, when I'm done, they might as well pack it up and go home, 'cause I'm taking over.

The shadow minister for housing, Roberta Blackman-Woods, called the sacking "sad news indeed", adding: "I cannot understand how Jeremy thinks it will help his worsening position with the PLP [parliamentary Labour party]." Liberal Democrat MP Alistair Carmichael noted that the row would distract from the Conservative party's own internal strife, tweeting: "Thank God Corbyn has sacked Benn.

The few local television channels still on the air were saying that the war was going well, but the international ones were saying that it was going badly indeed, adding to an unprecedented flow of migrants hitting the rich countries, which were building walls and fences and strengthening their borders, but seemingly to unsatisfactory effect.

David Thomas, Birmingham University's professor of Christianity and Islam, said Mr bin Huwareib's claims amounted to "a very big leap indeed", adding that he believes the radio carbon dating suggests the manuscript was actually created around 20 years after the first caliph's death.

Or indeed add any more pieces to play with.

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.

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.