Sentence examples for indeed needs from inspiring English sources

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".

He comes prepared to offer a fake concession: now that he no longer needs an invigorating war (and indeed needs to reduce Russian casualties being inflicted by guerrillas), Putin will agree to negotiate a face-saving form of surrender by the Chechens.

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

The evaluation of superconducting transition temperature indeed needs the information about the attractive electron phonon coupling strength and the Coulomb repulsive parameter.

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

"The president felt that there were opportunities, indeed needs, for these investments that could not be accommodated under the discretionary caps that existed in last fall's budget agreement," explained Kei Koizumi, head of research at the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy in Washington, D.C., which Holdren directs.

France, indeed, needed a rest.

The welfare system does indeed need reform.

Something, indeed, needed to be done.

Who, indeed, needed small, when big was obviously better?

Japan does indeed need to restructure its economy.