Sentence examples for was indeed over from inspiring English sources

In any case there is a sense in which the first world war was indeed over by Christmas 1914, only Bismarck's autocratic heirs couldn't accept it.

But the war was indeed over.

Official Lebanon improvised a reaction to the instant reunification of the country, but it quickly became apparent that much remains undecided, starting with whether the military conflict with Israel was indeed over or was still on.

Bureaucrats in the ministry of fuel and energy discovered that the gallium was technically on loan from the state until the experiment was over, and immediately (and unilaterally) decreed that the experiment was, indeed, over, even though it clearly was not.

Later that day, I had resigned to the fact that it was indeed over.

Because signal transducer and activator of transcription 3 (STAT3) could promote MDSCs survival and the activation of MDSCs, we performed the Western blot analysis and found that phosphorylated STAT3 was indeed over expressed in G-CSF stimulated MDSCs (Fig. 4F).

According to a Dolphins official, it was indeed over-the-counter muscle-building supplements that were at the center of the Johnson case.

Since the quantification (7-fold) of the over-expression has to be taken with cautiousness due to the small amount of data, we verified that UPF1 mRNA was indeed over-expressed in MSI primary CRCs by performing a qualitative chi-square test, which is robust to extreme values.

To evaluate the effectiveness of subtraction, we performed a set of experiments (see Additional file 1A to 1C: Verification of SSH procedure) showing that the actin transcript was indeed over-represented five-fold in unsubtracted samples compared with the subtracted samples for both forward and reverse reactions (Additional file 1A).

"Posada has to know the Torre era is indeed over," the baseball columnist Bob Klapisch wrote, in The Record.

Some will need to adopt new, simpler structures which in turn may require them to raise yet more equity.Whether "too big to fail" is indeed over will only become clear during the next crisis.