Sentence examples for further signalled from inspiring English sources

Radio 1 further signalled its intent to reach a younger listenership when it chose not to include Robbie Williams' number one single, Candy, on its playlist earlier this month.

But Virgin Media, which lost Sky Sports News and other basic channels from its cable service when the two pay-TV companies fell out over contract talks in February, and Setanta, which this week further signalled its intention to take on Sky by scooping the live rights to most of England's away World Cup qualifiers at a rumoured £5m apiece, insist the move makes sense.

The receptor is then sequentially phosphorylated to attenuate further signalling.

A new treaty with Armenia further signals how seriously Ankara means its "zero problem" good neighbor policy.

Just raising taxes further signals an unwillingness to grapple with the inefficiencies of the French state.

In fact, GSK has gone much further, signalling a change in the way it will do business in the developing world.

Dec. 26 -- Further signaling recession, a wide spectrum of American manufacturers, caught in a price squeeze, are deferring plans to modernize and expand.

I could get into Baudrillard's theory of hyperreality right now – further signalling my membership of the despised, philosophy-reading "liberal elite" – but even without modern technology the emotional impulse might be similar.

Obama's initial executive order shutting down the draconian Guantánamo Bay facility further signaled the emergence of a rare leader, making good on his promises and taking concentrated efforts at strategically rebuilding and redeeming our globally maligned image.

Amazon Web Services, for example, is expected to top $7 billion in revenue this year, further signaling how quickly this shift is taking hold.

Putin has further signaled the peril of his position by suspending his delivery of missile parts to the al-Assad government.