Sentence examples for indeed ongoing from inspiring English sources

Reading your comments this morning put me in mind of it, as it was the subject of a lengthy - indeed, ongoing - debate with a friend.

Indeed, ongoing studies suggest that people with chronic pain may be hyperactive in the opposite direction: they amplify pain signals on their way to the brain.

"Whilst this is a practice of the past, it is demonstrative of a wider, and indeed ongoing tendency to sideline women in immigration policy making.

Indeed ongoing international cooperation with partners such as China, India, Brazil and Uruguay has already expanded Venezuelan space capabilities, allowing the country to launch its first telecommunications satellite, Venesat-1 in 2008, to plan the infrastructure development for the design of small satellites, and to train 1195 local professionals in space science, technology and applications.

Indeed, ongoing Federal, State and City programs -- several initiated after the close of trial -- likely constitute the most ambitious education reform in recent years.... Further, through an ongoing process of reform, the Regents have sought to reduce the employment of uncertified teachers and fortify the requirements for certification...

Climate justice narratives thus require an attention both to the likelihood of climate injustice in the future and to the way that such injustice is rooted, and indeed ongoing, in the present moment.

Indeed, the ongoing absence of appropriate official oversight is an affront and is no longer tolerable.

What?" Indeed, the ongoing career of Spinal Tap seems to baffle its participants as much as it would an impartial observer.

Indeed an ongoing lack of these elements in the early years can in itself threaten brain development and growth.

An RSC spokesperson added: "As previously announced, the producers of Matilda the Musical are indeed in ongoing talks with potential venues and producing partners with a view to opening in Australia in the second half of 2015.

Indeed, one ongoing case is that of a woman from Northern Ireland who was prosecuted for obtaining abortion pills for her daughter after a GP reported her to the police.