Sentence examples for indeed the work of from inspiring English sources
Credited to Eno and Karl Hyde, of the electronic duo Underworld, "High Life" is indeed the work of several people.
PARIS — At least this much is clear: the art — 271 previously unknown sketches, watercolors and collages — is indeed the work of Picasso.
Thursday's admission by Jonathan Powell, former chief of staff to the then prime minister, Tony Blair, that the rock was indeed the work of British intelligence might seem like a small footnote in history to a forgotten scandal.
Apparently not, as a major Ukrainian news network reports that the images were indeed the work of hackers, with Kyiv Metro releasing a statement that the incident is currently under investigation.
Some believe that the bombs were indeed the work of Chechen extremists, but insist that the fighting in the south is mainly the result of Russian provocation; some say it is the other way round.
If indeed the work of Boko Haram, the attack lends substance to new concerns of officials and analysts that an inward-looking organization is increasingly adopting the methods and aims of global terrorists.
He also points out that it may have owed a debt to Michael Tippet, and, indeed, the works of the two composers were compared by the Observer's Peter Heyworth in June 1962.
It is indeed from the work of Griliches that economic literature on agricultural technology adoption developed.
Indeed, following the work of Wong et al. (2008) on the uncertainty of phylogenetic trees, biologists are now confronted with a complex situation.
Discussions with key informants also revealed that indeed the work load of health workers involved in the PMTCT programme at some health facilities was high and more health workers were required for quality provision of health services.
"And no one should underestimate our determination to succeed for the working people of Britain, indeed the working people of the whole of the European Union".
