Sentence examples for indeed to send from inspiring English sources
The more likely trigger for a U-turn would be the failure of policy to revive the economy, or indeed to send it into reverse, as right-wing commentators argue it will.
Indeed, to send complete reports or videotape, the networks fell back on the old standard: a portable satellite dish that transmits broadcast-quality video and audio at 25 megabits and costs $180,000 to $250,000.
People talking about a tragedy on Facebook seems a very noisy signal indeed to send a push notification nudging users to make individual declarations of personal safety.
He wonders if the market is indeed trying to send investors a warning -- one that is being ignored.
A combination of fast-rising prices and low growth might indeed be enough to send protesters on to the streets.Abroad, Chinese leaders are struggling to cope with what they feel to be an accelerated shift in the global balance of power, in China's favour.
Indeed, in order to send high priority packets with the minimum delay, lower priority packets emission is freezed, even if their corresponding channel is free.
The highest goal of most 2-year college academic (as opposed to vocational) programs -- and it is a high goal indeed -- is to send graduates on to 4-year colleges.
Indeed, the American Cancer Society offers to send women a "free breast cancer screening reminder" – and grow their own (monetizable) email list.
Indeed, his mother had to send nursing students to hospitals in Baltimore for advanced training, he said, because hospitals in Alabama would not accept them.
It was an unbearably poignant gesture, and it does no discredit to General Truscott to recall that he was far from unsentimental; indeed, if I had to send a son to war, I would hope he had a commanding officer capable of such feelings.
IRENE PEPPERBERG Research associate and lecturer at Harvard specialising in animal thought processes, and author of Alex & Me Yes, humans do some things that other species do not – we are indeed the only species to send probes to outer space to find other forms of life – but the converse is certainly equally true.
