Sentence examples for indeed better and from inspiring English sources

Not wishing to take another tomahawk between the eyes, Stan Herman and Fern Mallis, the council's principal organizers and drumbeaters, evidently agreed that faster was indeed better and saw to it that the night ended, shock, by 10 15.

Let's hope that users agree with Norby that privacy is, indeed, better and make EveryMe one of Silicon Valley's poster children of the growing backlash against Facebook.

Several studies suggest that, in passively dispersed aquatic invertebrates, parthenogens are indeed better and faster colonizers than their sexual relatives [17], [20], [36], [37].

A significant part of the challenge in developing personalized cancer treatments will be to ensure effective collaboration between these heterogeneous groups (for a description of the technical, practical, professional and ethical issues see [ 127, 136]), and indeed, better training and technical facilities will be essential to facilitate such co-operation [ 137].

Indeed better ACPR and AltCPR performances are obtained when ACE and DPD are jointly applied (red curve).

"He hath indeed better bettered expectation than you must expect of me to tell you how".

The second SDS-induced state is indeed better dispersed and has linewidths that are equal to or lower than in the absence of SDS (Fig. 1B) in accordance with a regain of structure and/or a significant shift in the timescale of chemical exchange.

The reason for the observation that named genes have a higher degree is not clear given that it is both possible that known genes are indeed better studied and thus have an artificially high degree or that more highly connected genes are mutable to more obvious phenotypes and thus become detected in genetic studies more often and then named.

As the title of this post suggests smaller teams are indeed better (more productive and engaged) than larger and there are several reasons and proven theories why.

Two heads are, indeed, better than one, and many heads are even better, especially when everyone is willing to share their expertise and opinions.

Thus, if cells can indeed better tolerate UVB and survive in the absence of Cbl-b (without harboring internal damage), then our findings may open new avenues to target this gene in novel sun protection strategies.