Sentence examples for marking indeed from inspiring English sources

It could be easily observed that the extracted edges of lane marking indeed reduced if our proposed procedure could be applied appropriately.

The drop in defamation claims is very marked indeed.

By the time Lord Justice Leveson called a halt, the silences had grown very marked indeed.

Change is normal and, despite the fact that southern Africa was not subject to Quaternary glaciation per se, the influence of variations in, say, amount and seasonality of rainfall, has been very marked indeed.

As the study was being instigated by the department that employed the interviewees, it could be argued that they were unlikely to mention cutting corners in their marking or indeed any other behaviours that might make them appear sloppy.

I am confident that those high Zagat marks indeed came from Garden Cafe's customers -- the same ones who have already kept the restaurant in business at its current location for 18 years.

The piece in question began: My poem is a jackfruit the smell of it clings and the insides feel like the gooey ink my brother puts in his red car engine Though what mark indeed would you give that?

Inspired by the watercolor, archaeologists soon dug into the museum's lawn, where 18th-century foundation marks indeed suggested that the 1765 drawing of a U-shaped colonnade was accurate.

Ordinarily, only the physicist or the mathematician can hope to enter early middle age having made a scholarly mark; indeed, for such a scientist a glide into the thirties without distinction can be cause for despair — or a job in university administration.

On the scale of reasonableness, Obama's speech got very high marks indeed.

This apparent conflict may be explained by our present examination at higher resolution which shows that DNAMe and H3K4me3 marks indeed tend to localize at different sites within the same promoter.