Sentence examples for into indeed from inspiring English sources

Tom Short Bull, the president of the Oglala Lakota, laments the shortage of male students, though he wonders "even if we did train them for a position, what jobs would they go into?"Indeed, Ms Fire Thunder has a challenge on her hands.

" This translates loosely into "indeed" or "in fact".

If that money had been put instead into pensions and indeed into funding health-care obligations the problem would be less acute now.But it is acute, and no amount of finger-pointing will change the equally unappealing options.

Ownership of the AA has already taken Centrica into wireless and indeed into broadcasting.

Inevitably they'll bring up mad-cow disease (and the accompanying revelation that industrial agriculture has transformed these ruminants into carnivores -- indeed, into cannibals).

It indicates that the health of the banking system is once more being called into question.Indeed, much bigger rate moves are priced into the forward market.

Any response will, I hope, feed into (or, indeed, challenge) the shape of the lecture.

The number of cars stolen or broken into has indeed come down greatly in the last decade.

Sanctioning does not help clients into work; indeed, it is more likely to make it harder to get a job.

Now MCWFC is fully integrated into Manchester City – indeed, the women train regularly with the under-18 boys.

The opportunity that Traxpay is tapping into is indeed massive — worth some $377 trillion, according to Boston Consulting estimates.