Sentence examples for indeed the problem is from inspiring English sources

And, indeed, the problem is us.

Indeed, the problem is much wider, since major parts of the main political parties have still not managed to come to terms with the fact that Britain is no longer a world power.

Indeed, the problem is to select time frequency points whose energy is big enough in noise to consider that they pertain to one single source.

Indeed, the problem is essentially the same as reconstruction and/or enumeration of molecules from their descriptors in inverse QSAR/QSPR [8, 9, 24, 25], where the descriptors correspond to feature vectors in the preimage problem.

Indeed, the problem is that, on varying of c, (y_{c, f}^) could vanish in (]0, 1[ ) before the equality (y_{c, f}^ u_{0}') = y_{c, f}^ u_{0}')) has been obtained.

Indeed, the problem is Social Security's budget -- and the Democrats' failure to safeguard it.

In many cases indeed, the problem was infeasible.

So, yes, the problem is indeed caused by a failure of markets, as the Pope might say, or — in the language of economics — a "market failure".

Indeed, he said, the problem is increasing.

Indeed, he opined, the problem is "not that we were once in charge, but that we are not in charge any more".

In this paper, we provide a proof that the problem is indeed NP-hard, so it is not likely that there exists an efficient algorithm that solves the problem optimally.