Sentence examples for indeed constructive from inspiring English sources

Indeed, constructive approaches for approximating the wrench space including also task information have been rarely considered.

Indeed, constructive interferences among the divergent waves created by a fast ship largely determine the variation of the amplitude of the waves across the ship wake, and therefore the apparent wake angle and the wave drag of the ship, a critical element of ship design.

Indeed, the constructive vote of no confidence has been used only once to remove a chancellor from office (in 1982 Helmut Schmidt was defeated on such a motion and replaced with Helmut Kohl).

We are no threat to anyone; indeed, we are constructive — dare I say conservative?

The planning system could indeed be more constructive, but the evidence is strong that government also needs to take a more active role in providing homes.

"Our first meeting was very constructive indeed," said WRU chief executive Roger Lewis after the first meeting of the newly-formed board.

Profoundly constructive indeed.

Indeed, a fair and constructive debate requires that "authors are obligated to present their data in a form that minimizes the chance that readers will be misled about what was actually observed".

Indeed, gossip might be deemed constructive sharing of information, not always malicious or slandering.

Indeed, in many versions of constructive mathematics the assertability of an alternation of quantifiers \(\forall x\exists yR x,y)\) means precisely that one is given a function \(f\) for which \(R x,fx)\) holds for all \(x\).

The argument goes something like this: China has closer political ties with, and a better understanding of, North Korea than any other country -- it's also North Korea most important source of economic aid -- therefore Beijing should walk Kim back from the cliff; if Beijing is not doing this, it is not being constructive and is indeed acting irresponsibly.