Sentence examples for indeed construction from inspiring English sources

The Help to Buy scheme will ease finance issues and promote building, says the government – and indeed, construction activity has surged.

Indeed, construction outfits in Japan are often called gumi, which means gang or organization.

Indeed, construction of detached probabilistic scenes has been argued to influence ongoing decision making by estimating outcomes of behavioral choices (Boyer 2008; Suddendorf and Corballis 2007; Schilbach et al. 2008b).

First, such investigations should be extended to the un- prefixation, transitive causative and dative constructions (and indeed, any constructions for which overgeneralization errors are observed, in any language).

Indeed, its construction appears a complete botch: it rests on guarantees from member states rather than hard up-front cash.

He said: "Indeed, the construction sector highly likely saw even stronger expansion in the third quarter than in the second quarter when output grew 1.9% quarter-on-quarter.

Indeed, the construction of these early homes may even have enhanced the ecological productivity and social meaning of the Azraq Landscape.

Recombination can be exploited experimentally to map loci associated with biological traits: indeed, the construction of linkage maps is among the oldest activities in genetics (Sturtevant 1913).

It was Mr. Lowell who fired the public imagination by suggesting in 1895 that they were indeed artificial constructions by Martians, possibly the result of his own mistranslation of the Italian and the enthusiasms of the post-Jules Verne age.

But it seems unduly restrictive to forbid the practice of giving longer names to variables; indeed, such constructions arise naturally in computer programming languages.

"And when there are a significant enough number of such people, they combine their energies and indeed change this construction".