Sentence examples for for the indicative from inspiring English sources
For the indicative case, suppose U utters 'The door is closed,' M-intending that A believe U believes the door is closed.
Corporate governance is one issue that has concerned us for a while, and the indicative ballot for the journalists' representative on the Scott Trust has shown that a large majority of the chapel believes the time has come for greater transparency and more accountability at the very top of the organisation.
They showed that people create different paraphrases for causal conditionals in the indicative and the subjunctive moods.
Under all conditions examined, the ethylene receptor protein complexes were significantly larger than that predicted for the homodimer, indicative that the receptors form additional stable protein-protein associations.
Nonetheless, only one sample exceeded the indicative value for the sum of these toxins (1000 μg/kg) in Recommendation 2013/165/EU for unprocessed oats [ 28].
41 genes indicative for the adipogenic lineage, 22 genes indicative for the osteogenic lineage, and 37 genes potentially involved in self-renewal with common expression profiles were studied.
41 genes indicative for the adipogenic lineage, 22 genes indicative for the osteogenic lineage, and 37 genes potentially involved in self-renewal have been validated by reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) analysis of total RNA as described previously [ 20].
He gave diabetes its name (from the Greek word for "siphon," indicative of the diabetic's intense thirst and excessive emission of fluids) and rendered the earliest clear account of that disease now known.
Then the main idea of the semantics for indicative conditionals is that in evaluating them at worlds in the context set the world selected, must, if possible, be within the context set as well.
But in other places the approval for the mufti seems indicative of a deep despair born of a certainty that extremism has won.
That huge competition for the shirt is indicative of what Lancaster is beginning to get across the pitch.
