Sentence examples for have traditionally indicated from inspiring English sources
Low supplies of aging Apple models have traditionally indicated a hardware refresh, and the latest herd to run thin is the great wild MacBook Air.
Social stigma is a barrier to change as eating grain with bran has traditionally indicated the family is so poor that they have to eat whatever they can.
IBD patterns have traditionally been interpreted to indicate migration-drift equilibrium, although in this system equilibrium conditions are incompatible with the observed genetic structure.
Although these scales have traditionally been used to indicate stigma, stigma of cancer was expected to be more subtle than with other illnesses and many of the items traditionally used are unlikely to be appropriate because of the non-contagiousness of cancer (e.g. I would share a plate with someone with cancer).
While criminal cases have traditionally been independent matters, Mr. Trump indicated that Huawei's fate could be a bargaining chip.
Fishermen have traditionally used seabirds as indicators of both fish shoals, underwater banks that might indicate fish stocks, and of potential landfall.
Reno and surrounding Washoe County have traditionally leaned Republican, and Mr. Cheney's trip may indicate his party's concern about holding onto support there.
US regulators have traditionally worked together when investigating alleged breaches of rules and Lawsky indicated that the DFS would work with the other bodies involved, including the US Treasury, the Federal Reserve, the New York Justice Department and the District Attorney.
Chinese brands' aggressive marketing and sales campaigns in Europe indicate that the companies believe consumers there who have traditionally used iPhones will do the same thing.
The commission's role in determining customer losses and the resulting fines indicates a close involvement in regulatory matters that have traditionally been decided by regulators at the exchange.
Mr. Carrión indicated that he was hardly counting on the support of labor unions, which have traditionally been powerful forces in the Democratic primary.
