Sentence examples for indeed depressed from inspiring English sources
If the market is indeed depressed, they may not have any problem doing so.
She was indeed depressed, since she wasn't speaking to her family at the time, so she took them.
Income is indeed depressed, much to the benefit of employers, but the other side of the problem is more significant and difficult to address.
This picture suggests that the Japanese economy was indeed depressed for about 16 years, and deeply so after the slump of the late 1990s.
However, a simultaneous account in The Rochester Democrat Chronicle, also published on July 6, has it that Mr. Clark, although indeed depressed, was determined to develop a reputation as a bridge jumper.
Fitness of T7αβ was indeed depressed in both environments relative to that of T7+.
Without our inner garden honored and cared for, the world we live in is indeed depressing.
The long lines and voter roll purges did indeed depress election day turnout, but Bernie did win on election day.
One method directly measured fitness (growth rate) from viral titers compared between three and six generations, so that estimate would indeed have been depressed below its true value by the early accumulation of nonlethal mutations.
Indeed, demand is depressed precisely because household savings are being funnelled by the state banks, paying measly rates of return on deposits, to big companies.
