Sentence examples for indeed qualify from inspiring English sources

She was told two weeks ago that she did indeed qualify.

No relief was expected until Sunday — if temperatures in the 80s and 90s indeed qualify as relief.

Under the standard definition of terrorism — violent means for political ends — it seems Operation Gomorrah, the Royal Air Force's weeklong raid on Hamburg, would indeed qualify.

In many people's minds, a 44-inch seat pitch with lashings of food and drink on a two-hour flight does indeed qualify as first-class service.

He says, for the record, that he has looked into the law and that he does, indeed, qualify for the office he says he is not currently seeking.

Donna Kalajian Lagani, the publishing director of the Cosmopolitan group, said that the survey proved that Cosmopolitan would indeed qualify for Philip Morris advertising.

JPMorgan Chase disclosed a $2 billion loss on a complex hedging strategy indeed qualifies as an object lesson for that axiom.

I'm not sure I buy into your final thought there, David, and let's not forget that one team from Oceania has indeed qualified, in Australia.

Mr. Thompson said last week that Mr. Petersen-Overton did not have the credentials to teach a graduate-level class; but on Monday said that additional academic references had convinced the college that he was indeed qualified.

In Colorado, challenged voters can sign an oath that they are indeed qualified to vote; voters found to have lied could be prosecuted, but their votes would still be counted.

By the time the Illinois Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that Mr. Emanuel was indeed qualified to run for mayor, the question had been mulled by lawyers, election officials, judges and ordinary voters for months.