Sentence examples for indeed time for from inspiring English sources

It is indeed time for change.

But then, such has been United's ordinary season, on top of last year's, that maybe it is indeed time for a shake-up.

If aid can spur development and reduce poverty in troubled countries like these, it is indeed time for a rethinking of policy, but not in the direction that the Bush Administration is suggesting.

It was indeed "time for a change," said Mr Major, launching his party's election manifesto on April 2nd, "time for a change to the next phase of Conservative prosperity .The contrast emerges clearly from a comparison of the two manifestos.

It is indeed time for these smaller players to fall by the wayside.

Is it indeed time for small caps to yield their leadership role?

Indeed, time spent for decontamination procedures can be reassigned to patient care.

This is indeed the time for bold Israeli diplomatic initiatives.

But collectively they are stiff competition indeed: for time, for attention and, eventually, for cultural impact.

Now is indeed "the time for action" in Darfur, as you wrote in "Darfur Needs U.N. Peacekeepers Now" (editorial, May 11).

And there is new evidence that suggests it might indeed be time for a change – and which is bound to be of interest to the new government.