Sentence examples for raised indeed from inspiring English sources

By 1900, however, only elderly conservatives held this view, and by 1914 a new physics was in existence, which raised, indeed, more questions than it could answer.

Chattering raises indeed numerical issues that may prevent any convergence, especially when using an indirect approach (shooting).

The results raise indeed some doubts about the stability especially of the relationship between Swiss franc exchange rates and stock market returns.

I told him on our first date that our children would be raised Jewish — indeed that they would go to Jewish day school.

The veterans of '68 who came to power along with him had been raised on — indeed, inspired by — the New Wave, which now reaped the fruits of the centralized and quasi-governmentalized French system.

The money raised can indeed go to good projects, but at what expense?

For each section, as well as the main exemplars, a number of related examples are briefly discussed, to reinforce that the issues raised are, indeed, general.

That change was driven in part by a concern that the reliability of the examination needed to be raised; and indeed, there was an increase in the reliability of the examination but the exam still failed consistently to achieve an alpha coefficient of 0.8, which at that time PMETB was suggesting was necessary for a high-stakes examination.

The fiercest backers of the measures were teachers, and most of the estimated $727m the new taxes will raise will indeed go to public education.

I suspect that on old-timey rides, when you weren't as tacked down by shoulder restraints as you are on more modern rides, the hand raising was indeed a gutsy move.

She has indeed raised an intriguing new one.