Sentence examples for the problem indeed is from inspiring English sources

We provide simulation results suggesting that the problem indeed is noticeable, but hard to mitigate.

The main problem, indeed, is finding anything much that provokes any kind of reaction beyond a quiet shrug of the shoulders.

Is it you, or is it the court, or is it Congress?" When the lawyer answered that while Congress can examine a problem, "it is up to the court to determine whether the problem indeed has been solved," Justice Kagan responded: "Well, that's a big new power that you are giving us – that we have the power now to decide whether racial discrimination has been solved?

The problem may indeed be growing in some areas; but particularly in the younger age ranges it is difficult to define or to track with any precision.

Despite assorted statements in the literature about the meaning of the latter factor, this factor does not represent any physical speed in the problem; indeed, the quantum factor h is canceled by an inverse h factor in the partition function ratio [29].

The problem may indeed be a zero-sum game: but between two sets of humans.

But that is precisely the problem — indeed a problem greatly multiplied — when the government collects personal information on such a vast scale.

MRSA is a global problem, as indeed is the rise of other drug-resistant "superbugs".

In this paper, we provide a proof that the problem is indeed NP-hard, so it is not likely that there exists an efficient algorithm that solves the problem optimally.

He sent the pamphlet to Gauss, who dismissed it, failing to recognize that the famous problem had indeed been settled.

The main problem with "Seabiscuit," indeed, is a surfeit of reverence.