Sentence examples for use indeed from inspiring English sources

A computer without a printer is very little use indeed.

A report on the proposals by the council's head of waste and street enforcement, stated: "There are two schools of thought regarding litter bins; one is that litter bins are needed for the public to use, indeed that some members of the public look for litter bins in which to deposit waste, otherwise they may take it home or drop it on the street.

Breast tissue engineering for in vivo application has more constraints than breast tissue engineering for benchtop use; indeed, 3D benchtop tissue systems can be built to replicate aspects of a complex disease state.

That is, the gestalt of negotiated people related policies and practices in use indeed the formulation and enactment of an HR strategy designed to link HR policies and practices with the strategic goals and objective of the firm.

Exemptions surrounding the grant of proprietary rights, namely for the purposes of research and experimental use, indeed not only acknowledge the derivate nature of conventional and molecular plant breeding activities, but also emphasise the reliance, production and conservation of agricultural biodiversity entailed within such particular research.

DARE has been largely discredited as preventing drug use; indeed, many say it stimulates, rather than discourages, an interest in drugs.

It confirms that the MLS has significant impact on the self-efficacy in learning and that the software usefulness and software ease-of-use indeed affect the learning self-efficacy of MIS students.

Pressure-controlled ventilation was exclusively used; indeed, volume-controlled ventilation and assisted ventilation modes were not used at the moments data were collected for the present investigation.

Vickery added: "Of the 12 stadiums for the World Cup, some of them are in the heartlands of Brazilian football will be very well used indeed.

Where those same electronic tools are used indeed to cross the line from "digital" to real life?

Empowering governments to identify and kill 'known terrorists' places no verifiable obligation upon them to demonstrate in any way that those against whom legal force is used indeed are terrorists, or to demonstrate that every other alternative has been exhausted.