Sentence examples for indeed investigating from inspiring English sources

Indeed, investigating magistrates claim that four times a year Parmalat was operating a crude, but effective, system for forging documents that purported to show big cash balances within Bonlat.

On March 20th, Comey testified before the House Intelligence Committee that the F.B.I. was indeed investigating "the nature of any links between individuals associated with the Trump campaign and the Russian government, and whether there was any coördination between the campaign and Russia's efforts".

Prosecutors confirmed they were indeed investigating the complaint, though it's not clear yet if any Reuters employees have been called in for questioning.

None of the prospective randomized trials evaluating ADT has indeed investigated the side effects of ADT.

This point of view, which is quasi-Larmackian [ 47], is in line with a number of recent discoveries that are leading to a new theory of "extended evolutionary synthesis" [ 48], which indeed investigates the impact of both genetic and epigenetic inheritance on evolutionary phenomena in order to decipher the complex interplay between genotypes, epigenotypes, phenotypes and environment.

Indeed, researchers investigating the phenomenon of Danish happiness found that feelings of contentment are exactly that – seasonally affected.

After hearing from the N.C.A.A., I made a few phone calls and discovered that, indeed, universities investigating improprieties by athletes do usually inform them that they can hire a lawyer.

When it was leaked at the end of August that a UN committee would indeed be investigating the UK's treatment of disabled people (UN inquiries are usually kept confidential) DPAC confirmed that it was expected to be underway next month.

Indeed, by investigating well-known specimen it was possible to outline diagnostic FTIR features for three specific systems; FPUs, 1KWBPUs made from acrylic latexes and 2KWBPUs prepared with PU dispersions.

Indeed, researchers investigating the new pathogen have found a closely related virus in bats in South Africa, and they have been able to grow the MERS virus in various bat cell lines.

Indeed, studies investigating relations between teacher emotions and perceived teaching characteristics suggest that "joyful" teachers offer more cognitively stimulating and coherent lessons, grant more room for student activities and questions and provide more exciting lectures (Frenzel et al. 2009b).