Sentence examples for indeed one more from inspiring English sources

And indeed, one more possible explanation seemed to be struck down today as Mr. Rowland revealed that initial test results for anthrax were negative at a home in Seymour that received mail that might have crossed paths with an anthrax-tainted letter sent to United States Senator Patrick J. Leahy's office in Washington last month.

As one can see, this new function now provides another type of the population dynamics for small values of N 0. Indeed, one more equilibrium N = A for (15) appears.

Indeed, one more reason to worry about the resurgence of antitrust is how few checks exist within the system to restrain it.

One of the defining features of cryptocurrency and indeed one its more common criticisms is its lack of "intrinsic value".

If you find yourself thinking 'I need to deliver on this in order to get into the talent pool'thishis meeting/ presentation must go well or else...'. - or indeed 'just one more point' in a spinning class - it may well be that you are operating in 'drive'drive

Finally, the statistical significance of our results is quite thin; indeed, just one more death in the highest tertile subgroup would have rendered the difference in hospital mortality non-significant.

The action is indeed one of the more consequential reforms of the Obama era, paving the way for more than four million Americans to receive a bigger paycheck when they work more than 40 hours a week.

Indeed, September 11 added one more blanket of darkness to the anxiety that settles on all children at night, when the lights go out and the fears creep in.

And indeed, this is one more example of contemporary music's withdrawal from the arena of public approbation.

Indeed, one of the more interesting hurdles Ms. Kennedy faces would be in telling her story to voters, and to interviewers.

Indeed, one of the more uncomfortable findings of the scientific study of marriage is the negative effect children can have on previously happy relationships.