Sentence examples for indeed need to be from inspiring English sources

The Daily Star agreed she "may indeed need to be given the protection of a false identity".

If anyone is to take me through their favourite algorithms, it does indeed need to be enthusiastically.

They may well have transgressed their legal powers, and their actions (and the governance over those actions) does indeed need to be scrutinised.

A truth commission into how the US and global economy was brought to this pass would indeed need to be bipartisan, since its roots go back through so many administrations, not least Bill Clinton's.

In an enlarged Union, voting rules will indeed need to be changed, because with many more members it will be harder to form winning coalitions: truly, the present rules are a formula for paralysis.

But the situation does indeed need to be resolved — presumably peacefully — if the I.O.C. is not to lose much more faith in the judgment of Turkey's prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and the country's political leadership.

Something, indeed, needed to be done.

By that weekend or next, Rachel Holmes, the former head of literature at the Southbank Centre, had come on board: we now determined it could be done, indeed needed to be.

During the Crusader dispute, Rumsfeld took pains to declare his "confidence that the Army has set a course over the longer term that we believe is a good course and, indeed, needs to be accelerated".

Many authors state that step 1 indeed needs to be broadened and developed into a "Problem Formulation".

Make your own judgment, as I know you will, but I believe the farm indeed needs to be fixed, the soil detoxified.