Sentence examples for would indeed give from inspiring English sources

But some Lib Dems and civil liberties groups were adamant the plan would indeed give the security services access to the content and details of people's communications.

Were there a gryphon, says Suárez, the formal structure of the thinker would indeed give rise to an extrinsic denomination of it, no more or less that Socrates's being thought gives rise to such a feature of him.

So, for instance, we cannot answer whether using a shorter instrument would indeed give fewer missing values.

His hope that Matikozian would be forced to play 38 Kh2? ef 39 Qf2 Qb3 40 Bf6 Rg7 41 Qd4 Qc3 42 Rg7 Qd4 43 Rg8 Kg8 44 Bd4 would indeed have given him good winning chances, but it was not going to be realized.

Limited borrowing for investment purposes would indeed have been perfectly reasonable, especially given that government debt amounts to only 2.3% of GDP, compared with an OECD average of around 45%.Businessmen such as the redoubtable union-busting Chris Corrigan, head of Patrick Corporation, disagree.

It would indeed make sense that if a given subtype circulates around the world through calendar years, using the same region both as a source and a sink, then this subtype is likely to persist over the years.

Qatar would be indeed given the right to stage the World Cup.

The raid also provided bait for black recruiters, who pointed to the mission as evidence that African-American soldiers would, indeed, be given the opportunity to fight.

That would be good indeed, given that, in addition to the world championship, he won the prologue at the Tour de France and held the race leader's yellow jersey for the first week of the three-week race.

(Ironically, founding the Carnegie Corporation was an implicit admission that Carnegie would indeed fail to give away all his fortune before his death, and thus need an institution to continue his philanthropic work).

But to bring that deadline forward to today would be an odd step indeed given where we are on race in America, which is still not a good place.