Sentence examples for indeed this would from inspiring English sources

Indeed this would be imperative given the disparity between the banking sectors of Scotland and the rest of Britain.

Indeed, this would be a good moment for Germany to bring in further reforms, not to slow down what it is already doing.

Indeed, this would make the focal point of the second world war history the Ribbentrop-Molotov pact, by law rather as a matter of opinion, and of necessity relegate Holocaust commemoration day rapidly to oblivion.

Indeed, this would enable more than 20 million more Americans to get insurance, according to a model created by Steve Parente, a health economist at the University of Minnesota.

Indeed, this would help explain the appeal of Woody Allen, Jerry Seinfeld, Candace Bushnell and the Broadway comedy hit "The Allergist's Wife," not only to New Yorkers but to the rest of the country, too, including telephone solicitors, who view us as a kind of demographic viper pit.

Indeed, this wouldn't be troubling were Americans reading other, actual novels.

If Schulze-Makuch's theory is indeed credible, this would make a lot of yet uninhabitable planets, including Venus, potentially viable for the existence of ETs.

If they indeed can, this would question the honesty of the signal, however.

If this was indeed true, this would imply that, at least for an evolutionary biologist, publishing in these journals is currently overvalued.

With respect to the tentacles, if they are indeed homologous, this would imply cambroernids had paired body cavities similar to the left and right mesocoels of extant hemichordates.

For example, if Chytridiomycota is indeed polyphyletic, this would mean that flagella were lost repeatedly during the evolutionary adaptation of fungi from water to land.