Sentence examples for indicate trouble from inspiring English sources

CNBC executives said the cutbacks announced there yesterday had essentially been made to help NBC's bottom line and did not indicate trouble at CNBC itself.

The result will be a score that will range from seven to 28; lower scores are good signs while higher scores indicate trouble.

The network's first reaction to the president's decision to delay his speech appeared to indicate trouble ahead: "Trump Blinks" read the headline atop the Fox website.

Friends who saw Ms Chasen in the hours before her death said they saw nothing to indicate trouble in her life.

In 2003, the company was approached by the Dutch national railroad, which wanted to be able to detect several kinds of sound that might indicate trouble in stations and on trains (glass-breaking, graffiti-spraying, and aggressive voices).

As team members went down the list of cases, they looked for changes that might indicate trouble: a victim's attempt to leave, an abuser going off probation or parole, the violation of a restraining order, the loss of a job, an incendiary Facebook post.

As the title indicates, trouble is as pervasive in "The Outlaw Album" as rats in a corncrib.

Later in New York, two closed-end Thai funds fell about 4%, indicating trouble for the Bangkok market when trading there resumes.

But that is a difficult message to sell in light of a Monday report from The Hill indicating trouble at the air base.

That indicates troubles not only in EOP's stewardship of the asset, but also in the loosey-goosey development milieu of Atlanta.

Doctors used to rely mainly on an EKG finding called ST-segment depression to indicate heart trouble.