Sentence examples for to and indeed from inspiring English sources

Columbia's emphasis on nanoscience will extend to, and indeed will increase at the undergraduate level.

Bulwer-Lytton's book was closely indebted to, and indeed dedicated to, Gell's Pompeiana.

The problem has both technological and social origins with one contributing to and indeed magnifying the other.

He seems convinced that the bailouts worked as they were meant to, and indeed, as they had to.

Science, in their view, has become a new religion, indifferent to and, indeed, intolerant of the existential questions that they believe only spirituality can address.

Margaret Pelling Oxford David Frostt's style of interviewing was probably due to years of listening to, and indeed practising, the art of lay preaching in the Methodist church.

The West needs to decide if it can tolerate talking to him, to Iran and indeed to Isis.

Genetic factors might be postulated to contribute to outcome, and indeed to causation of MTLE + HS.

Theories of haecceities may want to assign more or less ontological weight to haecceities, and, indeed, to properties in general.

Being able to accurately predict the working life expectancy of people is crucial both to governments and indeed to employers.

Driscoll said: "Information has been passed across to the Independent Police Complaints Commission and indeed to Operation Elveden".