Sentence examples for and indicates a from inspiring English sources

Failing any stage of this process is a reflection of your self-worth and indicates a lack of moral fibre.

June 2008 Conservative opposition leader David Cameron criticises the Labour prime minister, Gordon Brown, for "pig-headedly" pressing ahead with a third runway and indicates a Tory government would likely block expansion plans.

A thrill is a vibratory sensation felt on the skin overlying an area of turbulence and indicates a loud heart murmur usually caused by an incompetent heart valve.

Note that this is a correllative study and indicates a direction to be looked into.

Data analysis confirms the existence of such discordance, and indicates a trend in risk likelihood estimation.

It often progresses rapidly into fulminant heart failure and indicates a poor prognosis.

The B-frames are nonreference frames and indicates a disposable nonreference P-frame.

The average Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin criterion is 0.91 and indicates a "marvelous" sampling adequacy.

The decline in morphological deformities correlates with the cessation of tobacco cultivation and indicates a recovery in ecosystem health.

Vascular invasion (VI) in a patient with pancreatic or periampullary cancers precludes surgery and indicates a poor prognosis.

"This is certainly a defeat for the European Commission and indicates a certain relaxation of the formalistic case law on abuse of dominance," he said in a statement.