Sentence examples for indeed to be able from inspiring English sources

I would need a very well-paid profession indeed, to be able to live the life I'd like.

Producer Robert Jones, who was behind films such as Run, Fatboy, Run said: "It is an honour indeed to be able to help Harry bring a story so close to his heart to the public at large, many of whom will personally identify with the events depicted".

Indeed, to be able to sell their product, many bacas construct a second, mock bacówka in some roadside location, which serves only as the shop for selling the product (Figure 5). Figure 5 A bacówka anywhere further up this slope would be too far for today's customer says baca Mietek.

A17-signature proved, indeed, to be able to identify more aggressive and lethal tumors, as well as to predict resistance to neoadjuvant therapies in ER-negative tumors.

Thus, it would be useful indeed to be able to tune this parameter to match the dispersion (variance) of the input.

Indeed, to be able to detect more insertions a different alignment method can be useful.

We are frequently asked this question and the simplest answer would indeed be to be able to state that we had done the experiment suggested by the reviewer and found no multicellularity in strains evolved on low monosaccharide concentrations.

We are indeed very glad to be able to discuss issues with one another.

I realise it smacks of privelege – and it is indeed a privilege to be able to afford to eat that way.

Indeed, customers need to be able to trust the fact that their money is segregated and protected at all times.

Indeed, at times he seems to be able to defy gravity.