Sentence examples for indeed built on from inspiring English sources

John and Paul was indeed built on the foundation which was the house of the saints at the time of their martyrdom.

The manner of his murder, apparently by a militant vegan enraged by Mr Fortuyn's willingness to legalise mink-farming, also had an unusual, if chilling, quality to it.Yet much of Mr Fortuyn's appeal, like that of Mr Le Pen, was indeed built on hostility to immigrants.

Though his studio and design career is indeed built on the foundation of his quirky, confident lines, Nonis found a soaring range in his voice when he found color.

The current model is indeed built on the results of these previous studies but further extended the significance of these risk factors in predicting survival of critically ill patients beyond 6 months to 5 years.

Indeed, we built on previously published studies on transitional care.

Sky television in Britain in the early 1990s showed that if you have the right games at the right times, and have paid the right money for them, you can indeed build a new television channel on the back of football.ITV Digital's mistake was that, under pressure to establish itself, it paid an extraordinary amount to televise the games of some strikingly unglamorous sides.

Indeed, collaboration models built on networks cannot reproduce this by construction, because they lack higher order interactions and because homology has been shown to be poorly captured by network models [42].

Examples of medical applications of evolutionary biology can be timely and indeed can build on headline news items.

Indeed, they build on a radically different conceptualization of farmers and of researchers, and thus of how agri-environment measures need to be designed and implemented to be effective.

Indeed, the Heat systematically built on their early lead.

Indeed, the Freestar is built on the same front-wheel-drive architecture as the Windstar, and inside, other clues suggest that this is an evolutionary, not revolutionary, vehicle.