Sentence examples for indeed encounter from inspiring English sources
Barack and Michelle do indeed encounter racism – on the movie screen.
You may indeed encounter the perception that U.K. Ph.D.s don't have the credibility of longer research doctorates, but you can argue back that quality of research is more accurately quantified by publication rates.
While seven of the VvTPS of the TPS-g subfamily accept more than one substrate in vitro and contribute potentially to the formation of terpene alcohols of different chain lengths, it is not known whether these enzymes indeed encounter more than one type of substrate in vivo.
In a sense, New Jersey is indeed encountering Rachmaninoff again.
They have indeed encountered significant challenges, mostly stemming from the scale on which they operate, but they have also invented imaginative solutions.
Brendan Gilfillan, a spokesman for the agency, said that it had indeed encountered these barriers but that there were still enough alternate cases to study.
A 73-year-old woman was raped and beaten in Central Park just before noon on Wednesday, the police said, and the attacker's assault was preceded by a chilling question: "Do you remember me?" The woman, a bird-watcher who goes to the park every day, had indeed encountered the man before.
It is this incoherence, indeed, encountered at lower stages in the ascent, that leads the correct lover, under pressure from his rational desire for truth and consistency, and the pain of inconsistency, to climb to the next stage.
If something wallops you into a temporary rage / depression / emotional meltdown, but then later that very day you are laughing at a King Of Queens rerun, you have indeed encountered one of life's many morsels of brutality.
We split our analysis into the two relevant stages stated above (assuming that organisms have indeed encountered HIREC).
L. tropica was indeed encountered in Greece (20 ), and according to a very recent report, the first autochthonous cases of L. donovani in Europe have been detected in Cyprus (21 ).
