Sentence examples for indeed ahead from inspiring English sources

Phil Boswell, the SNP MP for Coatbridge, Chryston and Bellshill, told the Commons: "Dark times are indeed ahead – especially as these cuts will see further decimation of the already over-stretched and struggling social security system.

Saint-Simon's proposals of social and economic planning were indeed ahead of his time, and succeeding Marxists, socialists, and capitalist reformers alike were indebted to his ideas in one way or another.

Felix K. Chang, senior fellow of the Foreign Policy Research Institute, has published a history of the US presence in the Philippines in Real Clear World: Indeed, ahead of President Barack Obama's originally planned visit to Manila in October 2013, both countries were working on a new security accord, called the Increased Rotational Presence (IRP) Agreement.

But do not rest too easy, intrepid traveller; even though your avant-garde adventure is indeed ahead of the curve, you have just started to scratch the surface of the city's hidden boho culture.

This self-aware computerized vehicle was indeed ahead of its time.

Indeed, before the go-ahead, God has already promised to get the Israelites to the Promised Land and to defeat their enemies (Ex 33:1-33.

Later that night, after Uribe belted three home runs, Wilson said that he had indeed planned ahead.

Cassidy did indeed go ahead, modifying the draff with a secret ingredient, transforming it into a cleansing agent.

Moreover, Ms. Schulman does not — because she cannot — refute the fact that Israel is indeed far ahead of its Arab neighbors on gay rights.

Those numbers were further adjusted Friday afternoon and showed "Big Bang" had indeed edged ahead with a 5.3 to a 5.2.

In that event, tough times indeed are ahead, the advent of which may usher in a regime change in thinking about central bank structure, governance, and policy.