Sentence examples for indeed suggesting from inspiring English sources

"If it turns out that robots pose difficulties that self-moving machines do not, then this would be very interesting indeed, suggesting that maybe the social, interactive features are particularly central and salient to children".

I explained how recent observations were indeed suggesting that very high values of the so-called "climate sensitivity" (the long-term warming we should expect on doubling carbon dioxide), values greater than 5C or so, were looking less likely.

From a Labour education secretary, such words sounded strange indeed, suggesting that the continued grip of wealthy elites wasn't down to closed networks of privilege and influence, but the fact that privately educated people turn out just that little bit better.

And yes, I am indeed suggesting that we unleash the privateers.

Indeed, suggesting these measly offerings would make any meaningful difference in our global cyber security is akin to applying sunscreen and claiming it protects us from a nuclear meltdown -- wholly inadequate to the scale and severity of the problem.

This increase in S1 was even stronger than that of the S0 generation – indeed suggesting a transgenerational stress memory effect after paraquat stress.

(Which he has, indeed, suggested).

The figures, indeed, suggest they don't.

(Some studies have indeed suggested that it may lower cholesterol, although other health benefits are disputed).

Some church experts said that Cardinal Law's fate indeed suggested a new set of rules.

Some studies do indeed suggest that competition from unskilled immigrants depresses the wages of unskilled locals.