Sentence examples for indeed notes from inspiring English sources

Indeed, notes Mr Tracy, the market is big enough that Gulfstream has developed long-range subsonic aircraft to service it, so there should be room for supersonics too.Nor is Aerion alone in this belief.

Indeed, notes Mr Woo, it is often customers that are behind the push for greater automation of Foxconn's facilities.The falling cost of automation makes the use of robots attractive even in India, where cities are swarming with underemployed young workers.

Indeed, notes Stephen Gillers, a legal ethics expert at New York University Law School, the outcome of the government's Microsoft case could have a decisive impact on the private antitrust case.

Indeed, notes Hanna Kokko, a behavioral ecologist at the University of Helsinki in Finland, once males have made their poor choices based on "hearsay," females follow them in.

Just as the past tense ampliates the subject to include past as well as present supposita, modal verbs ampliate the subject to possible supposita, as do verbs such as 'understand', 'believe', and indeed, notes Albert of Saxony, verbal nouns ending in '-bile'possibleble'audibleble'credibleble'capableble of laughter' and so on.

Indeed, notes Rohde, the immunization campaign marked the first time a basic lifesaving service had been made available to so many on such a wide scale.

Indeed, notes from the GP are not always useful to guide nursing practice [ 24] and vice versa the GP is overwhelmed by information given by nurses [ 25].

The O.E.C.D. indeed noted that postwar Germany had not had a major banking crisis, in contrast to many other countries.