Sentence examples for was indeed used from inspiring English sources

Interpol assumes that the equipment it inspected was indeed used by Farc, it did not investigate the circumstances of their seizure, when the Colombian army killed 25 guerrillas in its raid into Ecuador on March 1.

Siddall now says a computer was indeed used "to add cars to the Tysons traffic jam". Several graphics experts working in the Tysons area had also complained that the ads were doctored.

If Pistacia was indeed used to preserve the ribs at this early date, rather than just to flavor them, it suggests that "mummification may have been more sophisticated in these early times than we originally thought," Evershed says.

This injection rate is comparable to what was indeed used in hydraulic tests done in 2010 and 2011 in Soultz during periods of several months (Genter et al. 2013) but, in standard operation, the circulation of Soultz HDR reservoir is balanced between injection and production (Baumgärtner et al. 1998).

In Wooster's case, witness evidence and other materials suggest that a Fairchild-Curtis lens was indeed used by Kubrick on the set of "2001". But was it HAL?

Istanbul, Turkey, was indeed used in the film and Elektra King's Baku villa was actually in the city, also using the famous Maiden's Tower which was used as Renard's hideout in Turkey.

The hack uncovered family photos and the addresses of Palin friends -- of questionable relevance to any public records violation, really -- as well as what looks like proof that Palin was indeed using personal e-mail for state business.

John Hanson, national product news manager for Toyota, responded with an e-mail that essentially told Ford to mind its own business and said that Toyota was indeed using the correct standard.

Holmes told Bloomberg in a one-on-one interview at the Vanity Fair conference the week before that the company was indeed using its proprietary technology on one test.

However, just over half (51percentt) in the same poll said they believed that the U.S. was indeed, using torture in war against terror as a matter of policy.

It is not clear whether professional caregivers find working with surveillance technology useful and workable and whether surveillance technology is indeed used to diminish restraint use.