Sentence examples for points indeed from inspiring English sources

Yet "Decision Points" — indeed, the whole trajectory of Bush's Presidency — suggests that he had the information but not the character to face it.

As this passage suggests, Sammy has an unfortunate tendency to think in talking points; indeed, when she finds herself on CNN flacking for the White House, her patter is indistinguishable from her everyday inner monologue.

It shows that the configuration with fewer connection points indeed leads to a higher total cost: €902 vs. €681 or an increase of 32%%.

Andreas notes that the increasing US expenditure on border security in the 1990s had not resulted in increased wait times at border crossing points, indeed wait times generally fell.

This may have prevented us seeing a statistically significant difference in some of our end points; indeed, visual inspection of the confidence intervals for between group differences for STRICTA indicates trends towards improvement over time.

We thank the reviewer for this suggestion, it points indeed to an important control which was not included in our original version.

This is a disturbing point indeed.

That could have been a big point indeed.

Such a limited view misses the point – indeed, it misses two points.

And to 30-40 and a key break point indeed, as Li is pressured into finding the net.

At one point, indeed, it was deemed necessary to get Deloitte to look into a possible conflict of interest.