Sentence examples for indeed in a matter of from inspiring English sources

Indeed, in a matter of years, the Brazilians have transformed what was once a wilderness landscape.

Beyond the legal arguments, the statements made by Boehner and McConnell conveniently overlook some history; for example, Teddy Roosevelt made a series of recess appointments during a recess of less than a day (indeed, in a matter of seconds), not the 10 days cited by McConnell.

Asked whether he believes it will be possible to develop perfect vocal speech synthesis in future — i.e. which is indistinguishable from the real thing — he says he believes this will indeed be possible in "a matter of years".

(c.7) Nicholas is saying, in effect, that "assimilation" in perception is indeed a matter of reason's active selecting and managing the deliverances of sense and imagination that result from our encounters with perceptible things.

So the choice of everyday frying oil should indeed be a matter of taste.

Indeed, as a matter of good policy and sheer practicality, the UN must learn to share burdens, welcoming help from others and working hand in hand with them.

It is indeed "a matter of scale" here in Brooklyn.

And, indeed, Wachovia had to be saved in a matter of weeks, and Citigroup eventually had to be rescued.

The cinema is indeed a matter of both: what's in and what's out, not just what's in; what's visible and what's not visible.

Whether this spot in Turkey was ever Mary's house is indeed a matter of some controversy.

"This is indeed a matter of great concern," he said.