Sentence examples for indeed with that from inspiring English sources

But company sizes do not appear to converge, either within particular industries, or across them.More surprisingly, firms' growth rates are only weakly correlated with that of the economy as a whole or, indeed, with that of their own industry.

All ends well indeed with that comic finale; it gets full delight out of the absurdity of Cymbeline's plot.

This additional responsibility which the new rules place on the RT in Spain makes it difficult to compare that role with that of Tutors from other countries or indeed with that from other non-medical postgraduate training programmes [ 4- 9].

If Nick Clegg is indeed flirting with that idea, he should desist and concentrate on the bigger picture.

Could you tell us more about why you're drawn to roles, or indeed stories, with that kind of gravity and suffering?

Indeed, Spacey, with that indifferent lilt to his voice, brings to mind Douglas Rain's vocal patterns in Kubrick's film; but Jones and Parker never let Gerty become a HAL clone.

Ms Sturgeon, indeed, closed with that latter measure: an appeal, once again, for cross-party endeavour.

Anti-STEVOR fluorescence indeed overlapped with that of anti-ARIF40 at the erythrocyte membrane and in MC like compartments (Fig. 3A, 3rd row).

Expression of BMP7 was indeed consistent with that of MAP3K7 in this study.

This observation, is consistent, indeed identical, with that factor extracted and observed by Brandberg et al. (1992) and termed 'anxiety'anxiety

Doers and doings in business, entertainment and technology: Apparently, customers did indeed want fries with that.