Sentence examples for actually signal from inspiring English sources

It's the pediatrician's job, of course, to make sure vague physical complaints don't actually signal an undiagnosed disease.

Yet the Monday-morning betting in Hollywood is that in this case, "Spider-Man" might actually signal a new era of $100-million-plus 100-million-plus 100-million-plus openings

Although Mr. Sandler has made more than his share of juvenile comedies, his presence in "Funny People" may actually signal the grown-up ambitions that Mr. Apatow has for the film.

And on January 1st next year, the ASEAN Free Trade Area (AFTA) will come into full force among the six original members of ASEAN: Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand.Ironically enough though, this frenzy of deal-making may actually signal a loss of momentum towards free trade in the region.

In [20], they also show some experiments that the camera noise has Gaussian shape in local areas even though the noise is actually signal dependent.

While December 21 may not actually signal the end of the world, I'm sure by December 22 part of me will be wishing it had.

The next ball is flap-pulled quite magnificently for a one-bounce four (it was actually signalled as six first).

This month, remarkably, more of them – 34% – are actually signalling that they will switch to Labour, than the 30% who are planning to stick with Nick Clegg.

In many companies, owning a gadget that combines great looks and brains actually signals a person's place in the office pecking order.

Surely her feeling at one with Salinger's siblings, more so with Holden actually, signals trouble, a disturbance not just skin deep.

Initiated by Visual AIDS, a support group, what was to be a national day of mourning actually signaled the start of the '90s culture wars.