Sentence examples for indeed have changed from inspiring English sources

The problem for the Tories with a yes vote is that the circumstances will indeed have changed if the general election is on 6 May next year.

This evening, Mr. Fleischer, asked about the president's comments, said Mr. Bush "reiterated today what he said in Cincinnati, which was a reiteration of what he said in the United Nations: that Iraq needs to comply with the U.N. resolutions, and if they do their regime will have indeed have changed, because under Saddam Hussein they have shown no inclination to comply".

Much may indeed have changed these past sixty years but the valour of those who risk their lives for the defence and freedom of us all remains undimmed.

Unless you're old school and believe in scouring the local newspaper's classified section, online job boards such as Monster, CareerBuilder and Indeed have changed the way people look and apply for positions.

However, participants who developed a disease after baseline might indeed have changed lifestyle, which might cause misclassification when using baseline characteristics.

And, indeed, things have changed since 2005 and the terrible crisis which killed so many children around in Niger.

Indeed, things have changed.

I had fond memories of this medina from earlier visits and, indeed, the souks have changed little.

Indeed White House officials have changed their approach, speaking now about a "rebalancing" in Asia, rather than a pivot.

Indeed Paula, things have changed in the past 50 years -- except perhaps for your racial attitudes and ability to talk about race.

Indeed, the mood may have changed even earlier.