Sentence examples for because it indicated a from inspiring English sources

"It's probably a coincidence that they've occurred at similar times because it indicated a changing taste and desire".

A City Hall official said Mr. Vallas's run for governor had hurt him in New York because it "indicated a personality that might be a little more opportunistic than people here were comfortable with".

It is a moment the city is celebrating not only because it delivered on a promise that seemed out of reach to many, but also because it indicated a return to a measure of normalcy.

Even the decline in the jobless rate, to 8.1 percent from 8.3 percent in July, was a disappointment, because it indicated a shrinking labor force as people gave up looking for work.

While the shift does not change the letter of the law of the sanctions, which were passed by Congress in 2003 and cannot be modified without Congressional consent, administration officials said it was significant because it indicated a change in how the White House would view requests by companies for waivers to sell their wares to Syria.

Council Speaker Christine C. Quinn put a positive spin on Mr. Brezenoff's decision, saying it could be good for the hospital, because it indicated "a growing recognition of all the parties involved in this process that the community is not going to accept a proposal that doesn't sustain a full-service hospital".

imprint, said: "If a person I am talking to turns out to be a Don DeLillo fan, there's a good chance we are going to get along because it indicates a quality of mind and a certain appreciation of cosmic ironies.

The traditionally "picturesque" way of writing about Indians in the Caribbean seemed to him to "distort and trivialise... because it indicates a special attitude towards yourselves: it says that you don't consider yourselves really serious people... that the place you inhabit is only a kind of bongo paradise".

2.1.1 because it indicates a relation of succession without intermediate.

This finding should be unsettling, not least because it indicates a new frontier in deception.

The usability problem with non-linear content is crucial because it indicates a deeper issue: Kindle's user experience is dominated by the book metaphor.