Sentence examples for indeed keep from inspiring English sources
In other words, locking up violent criminals while they are young, strong and reckless does indeed keep the streets safer, but keeping them locked up deep into their dotage costs a fortune and prevents very few crimes.It is also unfair.
And it may indeed keep some aspirations alive.
Indeed, "Keep America rolling" is the theme of the campaign.
When it works out well, though, property can indeed keep a family together.
These bacteria do, indeed, keep the concrete healthy but only while they are alive.
Aramco's oil could indeed keep gas-guzzlers humming for many years yet.
He had been keeping track of our games in a notebook, and the odd pattern of five had indeed kept reappearing.
"No, don't ask any questions, just as I won't ask whether you indeed kept a mistress while being married to your wife.
Catalonia's nationalists in the Convergence and Union (CiU) party are even more natural partners, and indeed kept Mr Aznar's party in office during his first term.
Some records are indeed kept forever, like your cumulative achievement record (or "permanent report card") and record of a Regents diploma.
Dr. Fragola said SpaceX has indeed kept reliability among its top priorities, but he also said numbers like structural margins were only the first step in evaluating safety for passengers.
