Sentence examples for in indicates from inspiring English sources

But Mr Kennedy's refusal to join in indicates cold calculation, not piety: "What's turning people more and more from politics is the absolutely relentless negative campaigning," he said.

"The sticky situation they've found themselves in indicates divided opinion," says Hegarty. "But nonetheless it indicates a preparedness to get up the nostrils of Australia and New Zealand a bit – without, they hope, antagonising the Polynesians and Micronesians too much".

Apple's own announcements indicate that it paid out $3bn to iOS developers between June and October this year, which when you add the company's 30% cut back in, indicates just under $1.1bn of monthly spending on iOS apps – and thus around $608m a month within freemium games alone if Distimo's estimates are correct.

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Fig. 7 The top-level structure of the SciData Data Model (information in indicates the number of lines of hidden code, "dc" stands for "Dublin Core").

The way it works is a video creator logs in, indicates the budget they have (starting at just $25), the audience they're trying to target, and the action they're trying to maximize, such as getting the most views or optimizing for people sharing on social media.

The NRA has weighed in, indicating that we should try to eliminate the "emotion" from the debate.

If a charity tie-in indicates an honest broker, it may be a more useful signal for less prolific sellers than for experienced ones, whose history of positive feedback serves as a credible sign of dependability.

Luis Vizcaino, a Sanchez U.S. Senate campaign spokesman, said afterward that any suggestion that Sanchez's absence from the sit-in indicates a lack of commitment to stricter gun controls is "outrageous".

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Data are presented as mean ± SEM (number of slices in indicated in parentheses).