Sentence examples for have some indication from inspiring English sources

"We do have some indication the Chinese were building a fiber-optic network," a defense official said today, declining to discuss details of the work.

"We have some indication that the message of the American people is being heard by members of Congress," Mr. Carney said.

Ms. Zuber said that she made ears and a tail in case the creators felt the need "to have some indication that Horton is an elephant," but that she was open to making adjustments as she has in other productions.

At a directions hearing in the federal circuit court in Sydney on Friday Justice Driver told counsel for the immigration minister and his department that proceedings would be "simpler if we have some indication of what the process is".

Prosecutors are hesitant to grant immunity or enter into a cooperation agreement with a witness until they have some indication what the person will say — they are averse to buying the proverbial "pig in a poke".

At least we have some indication of which was more broadly impactful in its own time, and which for posterity, thanks to a pair of coincidentally timed museum exhibitions.

So we have some indications that it wasn't a vehicle loss of control issue.

We may have some indications from Hua-Yu Sebastian Cherng's October 7 study from New York University, which found middle school student of all races prefer teacher of color.

We have some indications in the scientific literature that show that certain pathogens that are likely to be in raw milk would survive that aging process," he said.

This covers the case where we have some indications for the presence of these elements, but have to consider false positives.

"We have some indications that the symptoms particularly ameliorated with bumetanide are the genuine core symptoms of autism, namely communication and social interactions," Ben-Ari says.