Sentence examples for indeed ending from inspiring English sources

Indeed, ending the spectacle of people serving so long is itself a cornerstone of the proposals devised by Domenico Scala, the business executive brought in by Blatter to spearhead the reforms.

Many meetings in town halls are indeed ending up being a fracas of nasty and racist comments with no intellectual content: "Actually much worse than what you would expect a discussion at a local bistro to be," sums up a prefectural member of staff at the city of Orléans.

And Nintendo just confirmed that it was indeed ending production of the device in Europe, the last region they were still officially available.

And in fact, I'm sure there are going to be moments where we question whether or not the recession is indeed ending.

That is, indeed, ending Medicare as we know it.

Indeed, ending vitamin and mineral deficiency can be one of the cheapest and most practical ways to achieving the MDGs.

Or indeed ended.

On Tuesday, the game indeed ended on a broken bat.

Inadvertently, the Turkish people may indeed end up with chaos.

The world does indeed end, and not with a whimper but a bang.

Some might, indeed, end up happier and healthier, especially overcrowded families given more space.