Sentence examples for is indeed a case from inspiring English sources

"It was impossible to borrow the stock to short," says Mr Ciardi.There is, indeed, a case for making life easier for short-sellers, not harder.

When it came to the arts, there is indeed a case to be made that, as Sherry puts it, "Eisenhower was eager to show off America to the world, Kennedy to show off to America".

We can say, though, in no vainglorious way that there is indeed a case that they are the most riveting ever staged, that at the end they nosed ahead of the style and flamenco snap of Barcelona in 1992 and the wonderful swagger of Sydney eight years later.

The likely outcome is that hybrids (with Toyota and Honda to the fore) will fare far worse.Only a cynic would suggest that domestic manufacturers had encouraged this updating of fuel-economy standards for there is indeed a case for modernising tests last revised in 1985.

This is indeed a case where immorality is the worst policy: a pattern of human rights violations is not only wrong, but dangerous as well.

Based on the video, I think there's a strong possibility it is indeed a case of road rage: A driver pulls his BMW into a driveway, exits the vehicle and fires off several rounds from a handgun at a passing pickup truck.

His trial was indeed a case of perversion, but of justice, not domestic staff.

But in comments submitted to the E.P.A. at the time about the report, the petroleum institute acknowledged that this was indeed a case of drinking water contamination from fracking.

In our big, complex and bureaucratized society, here was indeed a case where one person made a difference, and where an idea had definite and beneficial consequences.

Kirwan et al. revealed a case from Ireland where multiple amaurosis fugax attacks developed RAO later and with very poor visual acuity outcome as counting fingers was indeed a case of paroxysmal atrial fibrillation [ 10].

This is indeed a classic case of you snooze, you lose.