Sentence examples for better indication of its from inspiring English sources
Spieth's final round score was a record on the newly-reconfigured course but a better indication of its quality was that only seven other players finished under par for the tournament.
But the film's French title, "L'Enfant d'en Haut," is a better indication of its ultimate focus: the resourceful thief Simon, the "child from on high," and what makes him tick.
But Mr. Bush was operating within the constraints of President Clinton's last budget; next year will be a better indication of his resolve.
A better indication of his mood came when he was asked whether he stuck to a pre-match prediction that Hull will still finish in the top two.
(The asymmetry of Murdoch's warfare — he is a proprietor, Dacre is an editor — may be a better indication of his role at his papers than his assurances to Leveson that he doesn't interfere).
Fresh scans this week will provide a better indication of his injury and the Durham fast bowler Mark Wood is understood to be in line for a callup after spending last week working at the academy in Loughborough.
"The weekend will give us a better indication of how it's going to go.
Furthermore, the additional information from other indicators used in the computation of FCI makes it a better indication of the line integrity.
Its contents are likely to give a better indication of how committed the new government is to press freedom, or whether it in fact intends to maintain a tight grip, as is common in other countries in South-East Asia. South-East Asia
