Sentence examples for indeed extend from inspiring English sources

And the melting of the polar icecaps may indeed extend the range of the traditional gadiforms to higher latitudes and open hitherto untapped fishing grounds to fishing fleets.

The bill does, indeed, extend the payroll tax cut for another year, but, beyond that, there is a lot to dislike.

So we should champion and indeed extend the patchwork devolution of this government, making it comprehensive with greater powers, as part of a willingness to engage in wider constitutional reform.

But the rate of DNA change has probably not been constant throughout evolution, especially in its early days, making it hard to known if gene-based trees like Dr. Woese's do indeed extend to the last common ancestor as they seem to on paper.

Therefore both Theorem 1 and Corollary 1 indeed extend [[8], Theorem 3] and [[9], Theorem 2].

This could be a good acquisition for Microsoft, especially if it does indeed extend the technology to Zune devices AND to Windows Mobile devices.

Continuation of direct involvement of those complicit in past atrocities indeed extends to policymakers, too.

Certain Kabbalists indeed extended their speculations so far that they were accused of redefining Judaism's purpose.

Yes, George Osborne has shielded the over-65s from much of austerity, and indeed extended to them a generosity denied to others.

But the three-judge panel of the appeals court disagreed on virtually all points, saying that the law allowing the arrest of witnesses to ensure their presence in a criminal proceeding indeed extended to grand juries.

Indeed, extended stacks of molecules self-assemble with close contacts between their aromatic cores in single crystals grown from polar solvents.