Sentence examples for later indeed from inspiring English sources

This, however, didn't stop him accepting the throne when it passed to him by hereditary right 44 years later – indeed, 20 years too late in his view.

where P is precision, A is accuracy, N0 is a number of true positives or users predicted to become silver and that later indeed became silver, N1 is the number of false positives or users predicted to become silver but who did not indeed become silver after S days and N 2 is the number of false negatives or number of users predicted to not become silver and who indeed became silver.

Virtually no patients with either microscopically (R1) or macroscopically (R2) residual tumour are alive 5 years later, indeed most die within 2 years (Dexter et al, 2001; Hofstetter et al, 2002).

His later writings, indeed, showed an increasingly mystical bent.

Hours later she indeed had her own gold medal.

Perhaps Wittgenstein, had he been born half a century later, could indeed have been soothed by that nice cup of cocoa.

"It's the group hang that's important," Oda said later, and indeed there were times when Jones seemed to want to be just another girl in the band.

Later this spring, indeed, the renowned Australian novelist Thomas Keneally, author of Schindler's List, will publish Napoleon's Last Stand, a high-spirited account of the emperor's unlikely friendship with a rebellious English girl and her family.

My patient died looking like one of the flesh-eating zombies from "28 Weeks Later," and indeed in real life, even in the world of the hospital, a death like this is unsettling.

2. Heisenberg discarded this positivistic approach in his later work, indeed, as early as 1930, according to Jammer (Jammer 1974, 76). 3. The question of Bohr's and Heisenberg's attitudes to positivism is a complex one.

Two days later, he indeed showed up again and we went clubbing".