Sentence examples for is indeed accurate from inspiring English sources
Such supporting evidence, in the form of documentation, testimony by individuals who took part, or physical evidence, for example, destroyed warheads, is required to give confidence that Iraq's declaration is indeed accurate, full and complete...
Charlie Mullins, founder of Pimlico Plumbers, added: "This is the biggest decision our country has had to make in decades and voters deserve to know that supposedly accurate and independent research is indeed accurate and independent.
Dan Primack over at Axios reported the same thing this morning, but we've heard from our sources the number is indeed accurate.
If the basic narrative is indeed accurate, however, we now know that textbook RNA translation and the genetic code evolved BEFORE transcription and way earlier than DNA and DNA replication.
But we have to wonder if this view of the past and the present is indeed accurate, or true for all of this world.
So the records showing a slightly different first name were indeed accurate.
A Defense Department official said the alternative views expressed by members of the engineering team, not yet spelled out in a formal report, had prompted the Defense Intelligence Agency to "pursue additional information" to determine whether those Iraqi claims were indeed accurate.
If the reports are indeed accurate and if the attack was carried out by a drone, the strike could be the deadliest since the United States began using the aircraft to fire remotely guided missiles at members of the Taliban and Al Qaeda in the tribal areas of Pakistan.
The result is that he is being forced to scale back his earlier vaulting ambition and if things go badly could even end up watching his defence review suffer the fate of Mrs Clinton's health-care plan: it will be dead on arrival at Capitol Hill.Parts of this picture are indeed accurate.
An Apple representative confirmed to TechCrunch that the details on the website are indeed accurate.
