Sentence examples for indeed there would from inspiring English sources

Indeed, there would come more bombings.

Indeed, there would be no protest without anger.

Indeed, there would be no reason to have rules — a culture — without them.

Indeed, there would be little point in his carrying on if they were.

Indeed, there would be no guilty plea: At the last moment, Mr. Boyland had decided to go to trial.

Indeed, there would have been more chance of him playing the shot had the entire offside been left open.

So any of those contaminants, if indeed they were there, would have been a problem.

If all 2D-Bravais latypes types were indeed disjoint, there would be no hierarchy among them.

Many people here and there, would indeed welcome an international tension becoming so strong that it would put the brakes on the terrible financial-crisis downturns, provide work for defense industries and despoil savers in the process, through taxes or a rescheduling of public debts, in the name of the so-called needs of defense of the homeland in danger.

Her father, Phaedon Stratos, meanwhile, is from a family of leading industrialists, who run one of the biggest textile firms in the country, meaning there would indeed have been money to get roaches off walls, should roaches have climbed them.

We now know that if the Administration had been playing it straight there would indeed have been a follow-up line, but it would have been something like this: "The C.I.A., however, believes that this so-called fact is almost certainly untrue".