Sentence examples for if it indicated from inspiring English sources

That would be encouraging news if it indicated robust hiring for good jobs.

It was only as an adult, returning for visits, that she began to feel quietly dismayed by her mother's thrift, as if it indicated something disturbing.

They expressed that the map would have been more helpful if it indicated more buildings, locations, or landmarks.

A definition was coded as containing inaccurate information if it indicated that evolution was a guided process (see in-text definition of book 30 in Table 2) or just a belief (see glossary definition of book 24 in Table 2).

Even these early unapproved reports, which consisted mostly of human interest stories because there was little opportunity for contact with the British Expeditionary Force, were censored at home owing to a paradox that Beach Thomas described: "the censors would not publish any article if it indicated that the writer had seen what he wrote of.

Auslab pathology data was classed as relevant if it indicated a positive organism isolated in the patient's hip.

A: Alan Brill, a Manhattan co-op lawyer, said that the letter writer should check the proprietary lease to see if it indicates who is responsible for maintaining air-conditioners.

In a process which has echoes of the contacts with the IRA in the late 1980s and early 1990s, Britain and other countries involved in the Nato mission are examining confidence-building measures to show goodwill to the Taliban if it indicates it serious about embarking on a political path.

It remains to be investigated if it indicates a shift in the relative balance between immediate effector cells and long-lived memory cells.

Future studies of BOLD MRI may determine if the microcirculatory impairment is reversible, or if it indicates irreversible muscle damage.

The definition of the MetS is of particular diagnostic value if it indicates an incremental risk over adding the unique traits of the MetS into a usual risk scoring model.