Sentence examples for which will indeed from inspiring English sources

"Everyone knows if you have less money in the economy, you've got workers spending less on goods and services, you can have an adverse effect on aggregate demand which will indeed contract the labour market".

The first is navigation; canister designs tend to get twisted and potentially flip while in use, and the Cinetic Big Ball gets around that with a canister designed around a ball-shaped main body, which will indeed resist attempts to knock it over, as you can see in the short GIF below.

Can we realize that with the due diligence necessary, which will indeed take more than 140 letters?

An internal Exxon memo from 1981 states that carbon emissions could "produce effects which will indeed be catastrophic at least for a substantial fraction of the earth's population".

An Exxon scientist warned the company back in 1981 that climate change could cause "effects which will indeed be catastrophic at least for a substantial fraction of the earth's population".

ExPEC adhesin I is therefore confirmed to be a novel fimbrial adhesin, worthy of further studies, which will indeed enable a better understanding of the interactions between adhering ExPEC and their host cells.

These are hollow promises indeed, which will fall foul of virtually every EU sanction on illegal state aid.

Mr Hammond said: "What we are now doing is using the money that this raises to invest in the free-flowing [automated barriers] which will alleviate congestion and indeed looking at the other sort of transport infrastructure improvement that we want to put in place".

These are part of the Generation 4 set, but it's not clear yet which will be appearing first or indeed at all.

More specifically, for simple power model, we show that the optimal design selects the dose level such that the corresponding toxicity rate is around 0.2; as for logistic model, we show that CRM is indeed optimal, which will justify the efficiency of the algorithm in theory.

Precedent suggests they will jump to the safest place on polling day, which will be to the incumbent – if indeed the normal rules apply.