Sentence examples for get an indicative from inspiring English sources

Details published yesterday showed MPs would get an "indicative vote" in March to assert what proportion of the second chamber should be elected.

"The idea is, we have all these numerical and computational techniques of storm surge barriers – but if we just rely on those, we're going to get an answer that might not be indicative of the true situation," he explained.

That a politician could so easily get an angry mob to instantly rally around an idea so inherently complicated is indicative of either his oratorical skill or the timeliness of the idea, or both.

If possible, try to get a guaranteed exchange rate, rather than an "indicative" or estimated rate.[23].[23]

The most difficult thing for MPs will be: do they try and do these indicative votes fast and get a conclusion by 12th April?

His behavior was indicative of hypomania, but he did not get a formal psychiatric evaluation.

The Kyle/Wilson amendment – which seeks to secure a referendum on a Brexit deal with remain also on the ballot paper – failed to get a Commons majority by 27 MPs in the first round of indicative votes last week.

Wearables might be set to get a whole lot more useful in future if research being conducted by Carnegie Mellon University's Future Interfaces Group is indicative of the direction of travel.

Of course, the polls get more indicative of the outcome as they're conducted closer to the election, so we weighted Trump's vote shares by the number of days before the election.

In fact almost every time you functionally test a non-coding RNA that looks interesting because it's differentially expressed in one system or another, you get functionally indicative data coming out.

Accounting for minor pathways and secondary metabolism could clearly improve predictions of BTEX interactions, but we did not get dramatic changes indicative of a strong sensitivity to secondary phenomena.