Sentence examples for indeed to consider from inspiring English sources

While we wait I ponder: This border seems an apt place from which to consider the region's strategic future, and indeed to consider Ambassador John Bolton's recent pronouncements in the Daily Beast much remarked on by the Turkish media that President Barack Obama's troop withdrawals will leave Iran more powerful in Iraq and the Middle East.

In light of the condolence-letter controversy, the administration is appropriately reviewing the policy that has been in place for at least 17 years — and may indeed want to consider leaving it as it is.

I agree that we all should indeed "pause to consider what we are saying with our movies about the value of life and the pleasures of mayhem," whether it be in fictional form in the movies or on TV, and more important, in real life as we watch the events of the war in Iraq unfold.

Re "Workers Feeling Squeezed by the N.B.A. Lockout," Nov. 25: Now that the players and owners have ended their petulant schoolyard spat, it is indeed time to consider the thousands of workers who have been denied many weeks' pay because of the loss of a major portion of the season.

To be fair, though, although price and ease of use are indeed things to consider, 3D printers will become more easy to use and cheaper every year.

This confirms that it is indeed appropriate to consider ash thickness and settling rate as core HIMs for surface transportation impact assessments.

Once these difficulties have been handled, it is indeed possible to consider electromagnetism in the Aharonov-Bohm effect as faithfully represented at a time by a set of intrinsic properties of loops in space (or more generally space-time).

Before renewing their season tickets, fans indeed need to consider that this situation will get worse before it gets better.

New species are indeed important to consider for the protection of cold-water coral reefs, which are increasingly shown as reservoirs of biodiversity.

It is indeed interesting to consider that the possible problems caused by the expansion of introns due to the insertion of repetitive elements may at once be remediated by the base-pairing of the self-same elements.

In the case of cox 1 sequences and their introns it is indeed possible to consider the introns as parasites of the cox 1 genes.