Sentence examples for has indications of from inspiring English sources

The report says the crash has "indications of being a DDOS" — based on what the committee dubs as "key indicants" for such an attack: "timing and relative volume rate".

"The vast majority of the debt is to hold tobacco inventories for which the company has indications of interest from clients," he said.

My farm has indications of settlement over the last 2,000 years, so I know that my tenure is only a snapshot in the life of the farm and it is vital I farm as well as I can for the future.

On the basis of the above, one can state that the minimal number of intermediate layers of the K-phase is three to four since these cells have negative formation enthalpies and their electron structure has indications of stability.

'They believe that it is sufficient for a true magician to have seen and observed the spot where treasures are hidden in order to be able afterwards... to set the whole before him.' An Arabic expression meaning 'He has indications of treasure within him' was something he became sick and tired of hearing.

While a female cannot easily determine what makes a potential mate maladapted, she often has indications of its overall success in competition over territory, for example [ 21].

Northern Alliance officers say they have indications of significant numbers of defections from the Taliban.

On October 31st, he told General Musharraf by telephone that India had "indications" of the bombers' "external linkages".

"We have a lot of officers that are currently after him, and we do have indications of where he may be.

Do you have indications of how decisive the granting of an MNO (mobile network operator) subsidy is for the market entry or expansion of a smartphone manufacturer?

So I went in for a biopsy yesterday, and the biopsy revealed that several of the samples -- thank goodness not all and not most -- had indications of cancer.