Sentence examples for indeed plenty from inspiring English sources

Indeed, plenty of well-known "American" brands are now British.

There are indeed plenty of things wrong with Muslim societies.

There are indeed plenty of those on YouTube.

There are indeed plenty of dangers to view right now.

Indeed, plenty hope that the stockmarket reforms portend a broader opening-up.

Indeed, plenty of people would still recommend a stint in Germany.

Current students do indeed have plenty of advice on managing your money.

If it succeeds in commercialising his stem-cell technology, its shareholders will, indeed, have plenty to smile about.

So for those of us in the target demographic (i.e., women) the EX indeed offers plenty of rewards.

France is indeed displaying plenty of economic resilience: In 2009, its G.D.P. growth is so far higher than that of any other major developed economy.

There will indeed be plenty of sober talk about Mr. McVeigh and his victims in the days ahead in newspapers and on television, from an episode of "60 Minutes" on Sunday that will rebroadcast an interview with the condemned bomber, to a new "Headliners and Legends" profile of him running repeatedly on MSNBC.