Sentence examples for indeed testing from inspiring English sources

These are, indeed, testing times for Tromso, a small Norwegian club from inside the Arctic Circle who will on Thursday evening attempt to add to the problems of Tottenham Hotspur.

Unfortunately, Charo and others said, while some trials are indeed testing tomorrow's miracle drugs, others are testing useless or even harmful compounds, or are so poorly designed that they won't yield any useful information at all.

Indeed, testing at events is often a box‑ticking exercise which allows sports to say they are clean when we know steroids are often most effective when taken months, not days, beforehand – when an athlete is training not competing.

Netflix has informed TechCrunch that it is indeed testing a $6.99 single-stream plan to new users as part of a test.

Indeed, testing (3.21) with an isosceles triangle with side lengths (a=1), (b=c=tge1/2) for large t shows that the condition (lambdage0) is necessary for its validity.

We asked Twitter about these trials, and specifically when the new options will come to all users, but a spokesperson would confirm only that it is indeed testing some new features.

Most publishers field test books externally as well, and both of these were indeed tested at other institutions.

"If North Korea had indeed tested this type of H-bomb, the device's yield would be expected to be many tens of kilotons, at least.

He and his team "were the first to go to Washington to convince President Harry S. Truman that the Russians had indeed tested an atomic bomb," he said.

The mass production of justice through class actions can indeed test the limits of the role that courts play in society.

DACA did indeed test the bounds of the law — as Obama himself had admitted before he did it — and it got hung up in court before Trump voided it with one of his own executive actions.