Sentence examples for which indeed would from inspiring English sources
Candidly, I do not know at this point if I would be a pre-med, which indeed would be a good way to begin finding the cure.
The analysis of the cell test showed that (2) displayed quite small cytotoxic response at the higher concentration level which indeed would further enable us for more opportunities in therapeutic and biomedical challenges.
This will only come true if the west, in a paroxysm of fear and loathing, makes an enemy of Russia – which, indeed, would be a far more formidable foe than Iran, Hizbullah, and al-Qaida combined.
All of those who have flown and who were terribly worried when more and more people took their baggage and threw it up in these very flimsy baggage racks on top, which indeed would break open if real turbulence set in, need to be prepared for that in the future.
When H. G. Wells wrote "The War of the Worlds," he did not genuinely fear a Martian invasion; he was reflecting on the growing tensions in Europe, which indeed would bring World War I. What he, Mr. Crichton and other great science-fiction writers shared was a fascination with narratives that portray where man's capacity to create new technologies undermines his ability to foresee the consequences.
"I believe many Nigerians would want to invest in rice production, which indeed would help in achieving that self-sufficiency we're talking about," Mr Adewunmi told the BBC.
That means it is lagging behind the United States which, indeed, no one would deny.
