Sentence examples for indeed more time from inspiring English sources

Data collection and preparation is indeed more time consuming.

Older women, it appears, do indeed invest more time in furthering their daughters' welfare and reproductive success and less in nurturing relationships with their husbands, no doubt to the latter's chagrin.

Indeed, the more time goes on, the more disturbing news comes out.

"These results show that recruiters do indeed spend more time reviewing lengthier resumes instead of simply skimming over the content, which might help explain why two-page resumes are usually preferred over one-page resumes".

If risk processing indeed takes more time, it is also more easily affected by the distractions posed by a fast-paced interfering task.

Our data demonstrate that aged transgenic AD mice do indeed spend more time in the open arm, a phenotype that was completely rescued by treatment with J147 for three months.

Alternatively, the efficacious STN-DBS, when delivered in PD patients and non-human primates, increased and not decreased GPi and substantia nigra pars reticulata (SNr) discharge rate while modulating their pattern of activity; during STN-DBS GPi neuronal activity was indeed more regular, time-locked to the stimulus pulse, and had less bursting activity.

If you went with plain phyllo dough and shaped the cups yourself then it would indeed be more time-consuming and complicated.

An early draft of Grandpa, Hitler and Me was indeed more "clubby", with more time devoted to comparing Toulson's and his grandparents' relationship, the letters more of a sideshow.

Indeed, I spent more time reclaiming line while fighting fish than trying to get one to bite.

Indeed, we spend more time tweeting at each other than just talking with each other.