Sentence examples for indeed with this from inspiring English sources

Indeed, with this work, global food supplies rapidly increased and prices dropped.

Indeed, with this move, Mr. Ramirez has persuaded Mr. Seabrook and several of Mr. Seabrook's proteges to endorse Mr. Ferrer's candidacy for mayor.

Indeed, with this one short piece, which can be performed in about six or seven minutes, he fully exploited the spirit and power of the piano.

Phil Harrison 9pm, BBC2 The makers of The Wrong Mans go very dark indeed with this three-part drama, a twisted tale of a stag weekend gone horribly awry in the Scottish Highlands.

Indeed, with this precedent, there seems no reason why more male leaders should not soon inspire female staff at Rape Crisis, BPAS and Women's Aid, or transform the new Women's Equality party into the more broadly empowering Reg's party, or welcome us to Marie and Reg Stopesopes, Regnet, the Reg Fawcett Society.

By citing the longtime Labour voter who had written to him announcing his conversion to the Tories, and indeed with this entire speech, the prime minister was throwing down a challenge to liberal and even centre-left voters: What really, besides habit or ingrained prejudice, is preventing you from supporting me?

Every moviegoer knows well that Rocky did no such thing — indeed, with the release, this Thanksgiving, of "Creed," a new spin-off of the series in which he'll serve as the trainer and inspiration to the son of his former opponent, Apollo Creed, Rocky is still in business.

Nor, indeed, with the end of Saddam.

With such a combustible mixture of personalities and so much offensive talent, anything might indeed happen with this team.

Indeed, with reference to this point we recall that, as is well known, (Suppes and Zanotti 1976; van Fraassen 1982; Jarrett 1984; Shimony 1983; see also the entry on Bell's Theorem), Bell's locality assumption is equivalent to the conjunction of two other assumptions, viz., in Shimony's terminology, parameter independence and outcome independence.

Indeed, with suffix trees this operation takes only O(L + occ) time, where occ is the number of occurrences of P in S (usually, occ < < N).