Sentence examples for indeed being born from inspiring English sources
> Indeed, being born abroad was associated with higher odds of poor SRH (OR = 1.75, CI 95% 1.60 1.91) (Table 2).
Some huge companies have indeed been born of mergers in the past couple of years.
(She made much of her Irishness in interviews, and, indeed, was born in Dublin and spoke with a brogue.
Notwithstanding continuing problems with terrorism and energy, a distinct strain of a new Pakistan has indeed been born.
Talent, special ability in the arts, may appear at an early age; the special personality called genius may indeed be born, not made.
Certainly, throughout the centuries of radically disruptive and dehumanizing encounters between peoples African and of African descent and peoples of Europe and of the Euro-Americas, and others, the philosophizing efforts of Black people have, indeed, been "born of struggle," as the philosopher Leonard Harris has so aptly noted.
ReprintsThe researchers discovered that mass lay-offs did, indeed, lead to fewer boys being born.
Japan has a huge population of post-war baby-boomers and relatively few young people indeed, so few children are being born that the population has started to shrink.
The birthers were wrong on both counts, as a matter of fact (Obama was indeed born in Hawai'i, as contemporary newspapers proved quite adequately long ago; and the mere fact that Ted Cruz is now considered a legitimate presidential candidate proves that being born within the United States is not actually a requirement to become president).
So they seem indeed to be born with this potential ability, and just need to exercise it.
