Sentence examples for will indeed need from inspiring English sources

Measuring redshifts of fainter sources will indeed need spectroscopy at other wavebands.

It seems as though Villanova will indeed need to play its very best basketball in the second half in order to win.

In an enlarged Union, voting rules will indeed need to be changed, because with many more members it will be harder to form winning coalitions: truly, the present rules are a formula for paralysis.

Earlier in the week, Fannie and Freddie each plunged more than 20% off a weekend report that posited that the government will indeed need to rescue the cash-starved firms and that equity holders will end up losing their shirts.

And researchers will indeed need to mobilize quickly to take advantage of the funding--the deadline proposal submission is 25 April 2003, and decisions regarding the successful proposals will be announced on 15 May 2003.

Responding to a question from a journalist about whether additional changes to U.S. law would be needed to ensure any new Safe Harbor agreement is able to stand up in court, Ansip suggested the U.S. will indeed need to legislate for enhanced data protection if it wants to secure a new agreement on European data transfers.

A study released late last week by The Conference Board reveals that more and more Americans are apparently adopting a retirement planning strategy that could best be described as being lifted from a Beatles song: They are assuming their employers will indeed still need them and feed them when they're are 64.

Before renewing their season tickets, fans indeed need to consider that this situation will get worse before it gets better.

The welfare system does indeed need reform.

And providing health care for low income people who need it will indeed provide critically needed health care for women, who are disproportionately poor, and disproportionately uninsured.

Make your own judgment, as I know you will, but I believe the farm indeed needs to be fixed, the soil detoxified.