Sentence examples for but it would indicate from inspiring English sources
It may be too much to suppose that such a pay cut would elicit sympathy, but it would indicate a degree of repentance.
A billboard itself won't do much to change the tone of debate in Washington, but it would indicate to those who in fact have power that there exists outside their social set enough people to execute at least moderate financial protest.
In the context of our study, there would be no serious consequences for the patient if data registered in this system were deleted, but it would indicate that the system is not trustworthy.
Mr. Ritea said that both drivers involved in an accident would receive a bill, but that it would "indicate it can be forwarded to responsible party and their insurer," which he said would pay the city.
This is probably a later invention, but if true, it would indicate the level of dissent even within Constantinople.
Rebels did not comment Friday on the attacks, but if they are responsible it would indicate an ability to strike deep inside government territory despite a maze of security checkpoints around the capital and its suburbs.
On the other hand, if not only performance, but apparent competence is improved, then it would indicate that not only has practice eliminated errors in easy items, but that it has permitted answering correctly the more difficult items.
(That would be nice, if only because it would indicate an improved knowledge of astronomy).
Second, it would indicate that Barasch's own account to former SEC Inspector General Kotz was untrue.
