Sentence examples for conflicting indications from inspiring English sources
The new Libya government gave conflicting indications of its possible response to the request.
However, the experimental evidence has provided conflicting indications: it is sometimes considered to increase, decrease or have no effect.
The Dalai Lama adds to the confusion by giving conflicting indications and emphasising it is up to Tibetan people to decide.
There are also conflicting indications as to how many women are taking hormone replacement drugs in an attempt to prevent heart disease.
Owen was Cherokee through his mother, though there are conflicting indications of the extent of his Cherokee ancestry.
Sedation in NICU is complicated due to many specific, and sometimes conflicting, indications.
Rockett sees Guests of the Nation as the first indigenous film that avoided a romanticized version of the conflict: "Little indication is given as to why the people were fighting, merely that they were pawns in a system outside their control" (61).
The council's parliamentary assembly called for international and Albanian investigations into crimes committed in the aftermath of the Kosovo conflict, including "numerous indications" that organs were removed from the bodies of prisoners held by the KLA on Albanian territory.
The Council of Europe's parliamentary assembly called for international and Albanian investigations into crimes committed in the aftermath of the Kosovo conflict, including "numerous indications" that organs were removed from the bodies of prisoners held by the KLA on Albanian territory.
(Parent) Conflicting messages: Another indication for conflict escalation was where a family received mixed messages about their child's prognosis or treatment.
The indications are conflicting.
