Sentence examples for because that would indicate from inspiring English sources

"That would be an absolute tragedy, because that would indicate that that man that I saw this morning a few moments ago is not responsible for what he did," Mr. Hikind said.

"A candidate for this important position who would overturn Roe v. Wade would not be acceptable to me, because that would indicate an activist agenda that I don't want to see a judge have," Collins said after Anthony Kennedy announced his retirement in July.

Do not laugh about it because that would indicate that you are rather jovial about the matter and the other party won't take you seriously.

Because there is a 35percentt corporate income tax rate, that would indicate it had a $100 million pretax profit, and had $65 million it could distribute in tax-free dividends.

Neither one of them have the wrinkles that would indicate they have raised five sons, perhaps because those five sons, too, seem impossibly handsome and happy.

"There was some very good evidence that would indicate that we shouldn't have a plebiscite because the anti-marriage equality people could get very nasty for one.

Repeat laboratory tests that would indicate disease progression were not available for all patients, presumably because they were not ordered.

That would indicate erosion potential.

That would indicate he passed away late last week.

However, it is important from a clinical point of view, because this would indicate that these psychotherapies have a clinical meaning in non-Western societies as well.

3) In Figure 4A, it is important to show whether myriocin can rescue the sterol mislocalization as in Figure 6A, because this would indicate that the primary defect is with sphingolipids.