Sentence examples for indicate once from inspiring English sources

As game theory would indicate, once a coach's affinity for trick plays becomes known, opposing defences will quickly adapt.

They point to statutes and court decisions that indicate once a worker has a government job, his pension plan cannot be changed for the duration of his employment.

This idea gives rise to the two most dubious lines of dialogue in the film, both of which indicate, once literally and once allusively, that "everybody is somebody's n*****," an idea that ignores the virtually and practically genocidal aspects of the institution of slavery and the specific race hatred on which it runs.

These figures also indicate, once the number of SUs in the network increases, the probability of handoff blocking decreases, since the probability of finding the proper nodes to perform local flow handoff increases.

As the results indicate, once the GPA class is provided, the model has high predictive power among the low and high performers (compared to that of the moderate performers) with (F_{1}) values of 0.649 and 0.626, respectively.

Coming back to the above-mentioned example the user needs only to indicate once that "Frankfurt" in a text does indeed reference Frankfurt on the Main, and the engine will very likely get it right in the whole text.

And Mr. Loeb indicated once again that he was willing to begin a proxy fight for control of the board.

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Again and again, the archeological evidence in Europe indicates, once modern humans showed up in a region where Neanderthals were living, the Neanderthals in that region vanished.

Trump's bigoted world view also ignores history, indicating once again that the President knows little about America's own past.

It suggests growth will have to be a lot faster to begin creating jobs, and it indicates, once more, that inflation poses absolutely no threat to the economy.