Sentence examples for indeed in general from inspiring English sources

Indeed, in general, they are not even neighbors in the wild-type TRN.

Indeed, in general terms, Croats are a highly disgruntled lot at the moment.

Indeed, in General Siad Barre's heyday, the government controlled nearly all commerce, from airlines to sugar factories to hotels.

Such characteristics are necessary for applying the method to both incremental design and system evolution scenarios where p is already in place, and one needs to understand the specification of the functionality of the new component that should correctly interact with p. Indeed, in general, finding a suitable partner for p is easier than finding a complete system satisfying the global property.

Indeed, in general, they would not go as far as Scott v. Avery, supra, and continued to use the "ouster of jurisdiction" concept: An executory agreement to arbitrate would not be given specific performance or furnish the basis of a stay of proceedings on the original cause of action.

And, indeed, in general, he was but remiss in making money; though he always lived freely and generously on what he had, which was so far from being excessive, that after his death there was barely enough left to answer his wife's dowry.

The danger is that voters are so fed up with the Republicans (and indeed government in general) that they will not question the Democrats' populism carefully.

So, in general, we indeed can consider vectors in abstract spaces that have any number of coordinates.

Accounting is essential to the functioning of the economy and, indeed, society in general.

"The stress mechanism," Selye explained, "and, indeed, nature in general, is quite indifferent to human concepts of good or bad".

"Unfortunately, instances of sexual harassment and indeed bullying in general occur in society, but encouraging non-reporting serves only to perpetuate it".