Sentence examples for indeed points out from inspiring English sources

The notion of development that Messrs Easterly and Ramalingam critique is itself the product of history, as Mr Easterly indeed points out.

Indeed, points out Ian Shepherdson of High Frequency Economics, the rate of growth of unit labour costs has now fallen below core inflation, which means that inflation may soon edge lower or, at the very least, that rising commodity prices will not produce the rise in inflation feared by some economists.

Indeed, points out Barlow, we keep getting encouraged to create scarcity.

President Obama did indeed point out a receding glacier during his trip to Alaska from Aug. 31 to Sept. 2.

As indeed pointed out, the resection of SOMs is associated with a range of complications.

A different, probably, more viable version of a late, cellular origin of the hallmark genes might be considered (as, indeed, pointed out by Doolittle in the second part of his comment).

Several authors have indeed pointed out that the variation of genome size observed between species is largely dependent on their content in LTR-RTs (Vitte and Panaud 2005; Hawkins et al. 2006; Zedek et al. 2010).

In a variety of experimental systems, several previous studies have indeed pointed out an unexpected side effect of anti-angiogenic treatments promoting tumour agressiveness (Casazza et al, 2010; Ebos & Kerbel, 2011; Paez-Ribes et al, 2009).

The developers of the HOMA instrument have indeed pointed out that "HOMA-%B is a measure of beta-cell activity, not of beta-cell health or pathology" and that HOMA%B values need to be considered alongside HOMA%S and HOMA-IR [ 17].

International relations theorists have indeed pointed out the similarity between sovereignty and another institution in which lines demarcate land — private property.

Hume conceded that the world constitutes a more or less smoothly functioning system; indeed, he points out, it could not exist otherwise.