Sentence examples for indicate for example from inspiring English sources

It was true that a few simple actions could be easily imitated: he could indicate, for example, how a client might wish to stand.

Studies indicate, for example, that if parents have one child with autism, the chance that they will have a second autistic child is 2 to 6percentt -- about 100 times the general risk.

They indicate, for example, that although the elder Mr. Bush carried the Wayne County suburbs outside Detroit by 13 points in 1988, by last year those suburbs were in Democratic control and Mr. Gore carried them by 9 points.

Studies from the Motion Picture Association of America indicate, for example, that the group ages 12 to 17 accounts for 17percentt of movie audiences, a figure disproportionate to their actual share of the population, which is 10percentt.

It did not indicate, for example, that Mr. Graham went to the district's chief counsel on three separate occasions to complain of harassment by Mr. Cortines.

It also indicates which sequences of phonemes are possible in the language and which are not: it will indicate, for example, that the sequences /bl/ and /br/ are possible at the beginning of English words but not /bn/ or /bm/.

The absence of the offspinner has not been fully explained – was he more incapacitated by his elbow condition than had been indicated, for example?

"Our research indicates, for example, that benefit sanctions and the resulting financial hardship have pushed some individuals towards greater use of food banks and even survival crime.

Some have indicated, for example, that they support granting citizenship for immigrants who were brought to America as small children and grew up here.

The index indicates, for example, that a man in his late 80s with congestive heart failure, failing kidneys, weight and appetite loss, declining cognitive ability and the need for extensive assistance has a 69 percent chance of dying within six months.

He has indicated, for example, that his next step might be to publish a copy of the contents of a hard drive belonging to an executive at a bank — apparently, Bank of America.