Sentence examples for See indicates from inspiring English sources

"The energy we see indicates a real hunger for the leadership that General Clark is offering," said a spokeswoman, Kym Spell.

"Every poll you see indicates that education is very high on the minds of the voters," said J. Phillip Thompson, a professor of political science at Columbia University.

"The evidence we see indicates that Ford is on track in its plans to re-establish a sustainable and competitive business model," Bruce Clark, a senior vice president at Moody's, said in a note to investors.

Very frankly, at this point I think the only way for the situation in Iraq to calm down is for the US to leave, and to leave soon... everything we see indicates that it's getting worse and worse.

The -m ending on the verb "si" (see) indicates that the event is either happening now or has already happened, a "present or past but not future" tense that does not exist in English or Warlpiri.

But what we can see indicates tensions in Whitehall, developments in the rules of engagement for intelligence officers overseas and the role of former Prime Minister Tony Blair's Downing Street.

But Mr. Giuliani's aides and supporters say they are not alarmed by the analogies, because the polling results they see indicate that the Republican's approval rating, citywide and nationally, is exceptionally high.

Of course, there are other signs (which the Iranians no doubt see) indicating that the U.S. will not be negotiating in good faith.

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bNutrients supplementation and culture treatment were performed as described in Methods (see indicated references for details).

Regarding this issue, for instance in Figure 4 I can see indicated neither the "exon 12" nor the "14 reads" mentioned in the legend.