Sentence examples for indeed call for from inspiring English sources

The sky, still pale, was cloudy, and the forecast did indeed call for rain.

In that 1912 campaign, TR's Progressive Party platform did indeed call for nationalized health care.

Those who remember the 2000 election may remember that many supporters of Ralph Nader did indeed call for the abolition of the U.S. Senate, on the same grounds as those who oppose the Electoral College today.

Both acknowledge that their agendas imply radical change, and indeed call for it.

In turn, we had shown before that aversive memories are behaviorally expressed only in the presence of the reinforcer; this conceivably is because conditioned escape behavior is expressed only if there is something to gain from that escape, that is, if the situation which the animals are in does indeed call for an escape (Gerber and Hendel 2006).

Desperate times do indeed call for desperate measures.

That, indeed, calls for greater efficiency.

New standards of journalism are indeed called for, and the large newspapers should lead the charge.

Now we are having to defend things we disapprove of, such as the glorification of terrorism or, indeed, calls for censorship.

Mr. Ricci has indeed called for the commissioner to step down from the Governor's Task Force on Teen Safe Driving, given the problems he alleges within the D.M.V.

The financial crisis may have also revealed areas where a greater federal role is indeed called for, such as in bond insurance, which is not directly related to consumers and yet has a major impact on state and local economies.