Sentence examples for is indeed used from inspiring English sources

It is not clear whether professional caregivers find working with surveillance technology useful and workable and whether surveillance technology is indeed used to diminish restraint use.

Despite Chandler's observation, this form of advance-notice provision is indeed used by major corporations including Bristol Myers and Qualcomm.

Universities will now also need to ensure that the HEFCE's 20% margin to recruit students from widening participation backgrounds is indeed used for this purpose.

Now suppose that your German counterpart is, indeed, used to formal dealings with new partners in his home country, but he's heard that Americans tend to be a bit more informal.

It has long baffled North Korea's leaders that vinalon, a wonderful textile their country makes from anthracite and limestone, does not dominate world markets—it is, indeed, used in no other country.

Mr Goldfarb is coy on the merits, but I won't be: my sense is that "app store" is indeed used generically enough by English-speakers out there that Apple's case is the harder to prove.

Mistake 3 is, indeed, using this year's spending to proxy for remaining lifetime spending – the present value of current plus all future spending.

If these Trump buildings were indeed used as a vehicle for large-scale money-laundering, Trump could well be legally vulnerable.

Siddall now says a computer was indeed used "to add cars to the Tysons traffic jam". Several graphics experts working in the Tysons area had also complained that the ads were doctored.

Interpol assumes that the equipment it inspected was indeed used by Farc, it did not investigate the circumstances of their seizure, when the Colombian army killed 25 guerrillas in its raid into Ecuador on March 1.

Two fractional models are indeed used to represent the dynamic evolution of the junction temperature and of the dissipator temperature on which the transistor is mounted.