Sentence examples for indeed assumed from inspiring English sources

Though the proceedings were illegal, as Freedman reminds us, the evening indeed assumed the quality of a sporting event.

There is a large body of literature that suggests that prominent advertising is indeed assumed by many consumers to be an indication of quality.

Organised cancer screening is indeed assumed to be more effective than opportunistic screening [ 16].

This was indeed assumed in our model by resorting to the same retinal grid for different ocular dominance grids (Fig.  10, white squares).

The author starts with the premise that molecular trees are insufficient for this task; this is especially true for the paralog-rooted trees on which the currently widely-accepted – indeed, assumed – root placement (between eubacteria and archaebacteria) are based.

Employees in their early adulthood are indeed assumed to value future career successes and status, whereas late adulthood is often a time for reflection, combined with a desire for financial security after retirement.

Germany, under Mr. Schröder, is indeed assuming a new dimension.

Quantum computing would seem mysterious and powerful indeed, assuming it is not bogus.

An internal Department of Education planning document indicates that the intermediate grades of Girls Prep, a single-sex school whose lower grades are located in a public school on East Houston Street, would indeed assume Ross Global Academy's space by September.

Indeed, assuming business as usual, each of the next 80 years in the American West is expected to see less rainfall than the average of the five years of the drought that hit the region from 2000 to 2004.

How easy would it be for others to become a publisher the way you did? A. It's very easy indeed, assuming you have some basic layout or design skills.