Sentence examples for is indeed over from inspiring English sources

"Posada has to know the Torre era is indeed over," the baseball columnist Bob Klapisch wrote, in The Record.

Some will need to adopt new, simpler structures which in turn may require them to raise yet more equity.Whether "too big to fail" is indeed over will only become clear during the next crisis.

The American metal band Metallica's 2011 performance in Millennium's home city of Bangalore, which purportedly drew an audience of more than 40,000 metalheads, helped reinforce the notion that metal is indeed "over ground".

Lewis's third novel, a tale of the South after World War II that revolves mainly around Memphis, bears the anti-Faulknerian moral that the past is indeed over, so out of reach that a chief character's parents seem unreal to him and so does their adherence to certain rules of the Old South code governing marital conduct.

So in other words, yes "London 2.0" circa 2004-7 indeedeed over, as identified by Carr.

Perhaps her moment is indeed over.

To confirm that Dlk1 is indeed over-expressed, we measured the mRNA and protein levels of Dlk1 in control and Dlk1 transfected cells.

In other words, it would be helpful to guide the reader as to why the results presented in Fig. 5 allow one to conclude that B is indeed over-represented.

To further confirm that SRSF9 gene is indeed over-expressed in tumour samples, we searched the oncomine cancer microarray database (http://www.oncomine.com), and found a significant increase (p < 0.05) of SRSF9 (SRp30c) expression in tumour tissues over the expression in corresponding normal tissues in 156 of 360 studies.

In any case there is a sense in which the first world war was indeed over by Christmas 1914, only Bismarck's autocratic heirs couldn't accept it.

But subprime securities were indeed over-valued and some banks were in effect insolvent.