Sentence examples for there has indeed from inspiring English sources

But, as two new papers prove, progress there has indeed been.This week's Lancet published results from a clinical trial that used embryonic stem cells in people.

"Although we have not been fully successful and there is a lot yet to be done," Mr. Gul said, "if we compare it to the situation before, we can say that in Turkey there has indeed been a positive development".

Although the unit is cautious of interpreting a trend from a single year's figures, it concluded: "We are confident there has indeed been a levelling off and possibly even a downturn in this age group's experience of drugs".

There has indeed, including one very big name.

There has indeed been a cover-up by the establishment over allegations of paedophilia.

And there has indeed been progress on many fronts (see table 2).

Retailers there have indeed run out of all manner of price-controlled goods.

In 2008, there have indeed been fantastic breakthroughs in stem cell research.

Later, I learned there had indeed been a stampede on the very same spot on Kali Marg, which killed four.

And in the last three decades there have indeed been several attempts — by federal judges — to devise a rule system that is intended to essentially protect judges from themselves.

Low key and courteous, he confirmed there had indeed been such an MI5 file on me and that I had been under regular surveillance.