Sentence examples for first indicating that from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, calls to IRS offices are always answered by an automated system first, indicating that you are calling a legitimate government agency.

After first indicating that he might defend his championship, 2009 champion Denis Menchov also announced that he would not ride the Giro, instead focusing on the Tour de France, in order to complete the career sweep of the Grand Tours.

Romney answered the same question by first, indicating that when screening applicants for his cabinet no women applied so he went and looked for women with the qualifications for the positions, which to me highlights a potential Equal Opportunity prejudicial screening issue which is always hard to prove.

The Δ Fmax for lipid A quenching also increased 2-fold when daunorubicin was bound first, indicating that conformational changes take place at the lipid A binding site when the drug-binding site is occupied.

Our study seems to be the first indicating that both steroids singly as well as combined regulate the expression of ATG5, which was significantly increased in all tested conditions on day 9 of 3D culture.

However, the CI values were consistently less than 1 when exposure to cisplatin was first, indicating that the synergistic effect of this drug sequence was enough to overcome the increased potency of etoposide when it was added at zero time.

Having at first indicated that he was likely to take no further action, the indications on Monday night were that the rider will appeal against the ban.

The meeting had been actively discussed since mid-October, when the rebels first indicated that they would accept Mr. Putin's offer for discussions.

She first indicated that she would run for Representative Rahm Emanuel's Congressional seat when he becomes Mr. Obama's chief of staff, but decided against it.

The new president first indicated that he would devalue the peso in his inaugural address on Tuesday night, and he has done so again in every public declaration since then.

The church's apparent objection to Stéfanini, a practising Catholic, has been known for weeks, ever since press reports first indicated that the Vatican was dragging its feet on the nomination because of his sexual orientation.