Sentence examples for which has indeed from inspiring English sources

Now, this doesn't include safety-net spending, which has indeed soared in this slump.

Such programmes erode trust between immigrants and their local police because reporting a crime or domestic abuse could lead to deportation (which has, indeed, happened).

Today he lavished praise on the Israeli health care system, which has indeed done a fine job of controlling costs while maintaining high quality.

Yglesias makes his point with the case of Iceland, which has indeed restored relatively full employment while continuing to suffer somewhat reduced real income.

But in the face of Isis, which has indeed targeted Britons, most recently on the Tunisian beach where 30 UK citizens died in June, the nasty may sometimes be the necessary, too.

Mr Cameron rightly highlighted Britain's humanitarian assistance to the Syrian people, which has indeed been significant, in terms of cash, if not refugee placements, by comparison with most other countries.

Her eyes, which have indeed welled up, keep contact with mine, and again she looks stricken.

Prosperity created a tight labor market that drove up wages, which have indeed risen faster than inflation for everyone.

Such plans, which have indeed lessened over the years, often contain a large subsidy that acts to encourage early retirement.

Or in other, less classy forensics laboratories, some of which have indeed been in trouble for sloppiness or worse before?

Applying this logic, she was a big supporter of names such as eBay, Yahoo, and Amazon.com, which have, indeed, survived through various ups and downs.