Sentence examples for indeed signal from inspiring English sources

Mr. Soler said in a telephone interview Friday that he was sure that Mr. Obama would indeed signal a return to an era of "scientists making scientific decisions".

If cryonic preservation does indeed signal betrayal, it does so while asking much from those who would be betrayed.

In that sense, Mr Natalegawa's intervention in this dispute does indeed signal a bigger role for ASEAN.

If the satellite images do indeed signal the beginning of a new climatic regime in the Pacific, there will be "fewer and weaker El Ninos and more La Ninas," said Dr. Bill Patzert, a research oceanographer at the Pasadena laboratory.

While rising bond yields can undermine prices for stocks and indeed signal the threat of inflation, Mr. McDonald said he did not think they were a threat right now.

The name means New Era, and its production, at least of the one model built before production collapsed, did indeed signal a new day, a flowering of Pakistan's newly organized kleptocratic command economy of Bhutto's nineteen-seventies, built with a shoddiness that would have drawn an appreciative whistle from a Soviet metalworks manager.

Happily, very few had the overly polished sheen that indeed signals a wine made with the international market in mind.

To our knowledge, our data set is the first to assess whether echolocation call intensity does indeed signals body size or condition and thus may play a role in intraspecific interactions.

Indeed, signaling via Nod1 leads to induction of apoptosis (da Silva Correia et al., 2007).

Our results show that ROS induced by oncogenes are indeed signaling molecules with mitogenic functions.

Follow-up studies must show whether an intraindividual future third ventricular increase indeed signals larger cognitive impairment.