Sentence examples for indicate too from inspiring English sources

Foaming urine may be harmless but can also indicate too much protein due to kidney problems.

What I would like it to do is indicate, too, some of the working-class developments that formed south London, the housing projects that so impressed Sherlock Holmes.

The news seemed obvious, as any look around a McDonald's or a video arcade would indicate: too many children in New York City are too heavy, city officials said.

I also have high blood pressure and don't really take any exercise.' Barefoot Doctor prescribes reflexology because 'the sinusitis and high blood pressure indicate too much energy going to the head and not enough into the vital organs.

That could indicate, too, that Skype Mingo is aimed at emerging markets, where high-speed data connections are not as prevalent.

An individual entrepreneur, for example, may be well advised to take advantage of the high levels of synergy in the four municipalities indicated in China (Figure 7), but as noted high levels of synergy may also indicate too much integration and potentially lock-in.

But a desk and bookshelves would be indicated, too, to cultivate their better nature.

I refuse to call myself a atheist however, because that indicates too great a certainty about the unknowable".

Likewise Ross Barkley, whose physique indicates too much time in the gym and not enough improving his decision-making on the training pitch.

San Francisco medical examiner Michael Hunter also testified Wednesday that the bullet made a rectangular-shaped wound rather than a typical oval-shaped wound, indicating too that the bullet had ricocheted before striking Steinle.

His conclusion — that it is a consequence of social environment — clearly indicates too heavy reliance for corroboration on such doubtful authorities as Sigmund Freud, a certain Wilson Patterson and 123 students at the University of New Mexico.