Sentence examples for indeed in use from inspiring English sources

In a "special New Yorker Edition" of Prochronisms a couple of weeks ago, Schmidt catches me out on one of the twelve "Masters of Sex" booboos I listed (it seems that "way more" was indeed in use when William Masters and Virginia Johnson were researching their coupling couples) but gives me the stamp of approval for the rest.

Both the passwords mentioned, 'nakula' and 'c0stac0ff33', were indeed in use a couple of years ago during our prototyping phase, and thus were present in the old prototype machine that was hacked.

However, Motherboard confirmed that the username "pumpams," which the hacker used on a particular email service, was indeed in use.

But there is an extant aesthetic-movement dining room much closer to home and indeed still in use.

The wearable — for indeed, when in use, it's 'worn' inside the body — has a companion iOS app which offers five minute workouts to help the user learn how to correctly exercise their pelvic floor muscle and built up its strength, tracking progress within the app via a personal LV score.

Indeed, in the use of online systems such as Fidonet bulletin boards, Prestel, CompuServe and Cix, some home users were ahead.

Indeed, in organisms using the standard CysRS-tRNACys pathway of aminoacylation, this probably is the case.

Key however, will be the extent to which local (and national) colleagues are indeed comfortable in using the tools and promoting their use locally.

If the paper is indeed in the habit of using professional standards, maybe they should start to write and report like professionals".

Indeed, in the UK, use of ROC-sugammadex (4 mg/kg) for ECT reportedly increases the cost of the drugs used during ECT by 170 times as compared to SCC administration (£125.29 vs. £0.71) [11].

Indeed, many are still in use today.