Sentence examples for it indeed makes from inspiring English sources

While it's near impossible to say what exactly Apple has in store for us come October, a new report from DigiTimes reveals that there may be fewer iPhone 5s to go around if it indeed makes its debut.

It is shown how the developed method can be applied to a handling system and that it indeed makes the faulty system again fulfill its given task.

Much of it, indeed, makes the novel look superfluous.

What we are thinking, but not saying in this amazing turn on the classic mother-daughter conversation, is that in the world we now occupy, there are circumstances under which it indeed makes sense to follow your friends when they jump out the window of a very tall building.

It indeed makes for a prickly position for investors, but it's one that's inherent with this company.

That horrendously butchered paragraph aside, the Ion, if it indeed makes it into the next gen Mac Mini, would enable Apple to shrink the size of the Mac Mini while keeping the price right around the $500 mark.

The page, which was removed on March 29 because, according to Facebook, it indeed made "direct calls for violence" in violation of its policies.

The current respective valuations placed on F1 and on the labour of those who study it, indeed, make painfully obvious the independence of the Folio's price from the scholarly industry on which West implies its value partly depends.

And it seems likely that it did indeed make it more reasonable to expect that other institutions would fail – because it created generalised panic in the funding markets which every bank – irregardless of their pedigree or resilience – was dependent upon.

And it seems likely that it did indeed make it more reasonable to expect that other institutions would fail - because it created generalised panic in the funding markets which every bank - irregardless of their pedigree or resilience - was dependent upon.

Its universality indeed makes it the realization of Tennyson's parliament of man.