Sentence examples for indeed be useful from inspiring English sources

Evidence of the national security state's massive waste of time and resources might indeed be useful for us to have as we think about how to improve our less than 100% privacy and security.

A program like that would indeed be useful, but it's worth the two dozen keystrokes to say it again: Vick has paid his debt to society.

The word itself derives from the Latin nomen, which means "name," so it can indeed be useful to remember that nouns name people, places and things-you-can-taste-touch-see-smell-hear.

A short, sharp shock would indeed be useful, but a full-blown crisis should not be wished for, because of the harm that it would do to the poor.Instead the dreary conclusion is that India's feeble politics are now ushering in several years of feebler economic growth.

This could indeed be useful in terms of improving some NSAGs' protection of subsistence rights during humanitarian crises.

These results provide insights into outcome of refractory septic shock, showing that administration of high-dose vasopressor may indeed be useful in these patients.

Indeed, to be useful for mapping experiments, it is necessary to represent the entire network structure while keeping the contextual information provided by its division into metabolic pathways.

Indeed, it might be useful to take some of the policies of the 1920s as models for today.

But it is unclear if it has ever been used for its intended purpose or, indeed, whether it would be useful.

The data described in this paper, obtained using a carcinoma cell line, suggest that MTX may indeed be a useful adjunct to ALA-PDT when administered before the phototherapy.

That would indeed be a useful start.