Sentence examples for indicate whatever from inspiring English sources

In its most extreme form, this means that your customers can indicate whatever product specification, service design, or customer experience they would like to see and you will offer it exactly as they want.

Cramer noted the size of the alleged payoffs seemed to indicate whatever Hastert was trying to conceal could be devastating.

And there they are, pictured in smart outfits that indicate whatever knockout duds designer Stumpf has selected for Hines are only in keeping with how the fellow has dressed throughout his years.

Thus, the index tends to indicate whatever is the best quality of a test; for some tests this is sensitivity, and for other tests this is specificity [ 13].

"The fact no details were announced indicates whatever was agreed was hard to swallow and may be hard to implement, especially in light of the attempted coup in Turkey," said Andrew J. Tabler of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, referring to events in Turkey on Friday.

From the classic fingers pinched against the thumb that can mean "Whaddya want from me?" or "I wasn't born yesterday" to a hand circled slowly, indicating "Whatever" or "That'll be the day," there is an eloquence to the Italian hand gesture.

Chief operating officer Kevin Demoff declined comment, but history indicates whatever the players decide could be supported by owner Stan Kroenke.

Due to the very high incidence of PCa in the patients with PSA greater than 10 ng/mL, TRUS-guided biopsy is indicated, whatever the findings on DRE and/or LUTS, since the PCa detection rate is high.

He wagged his finger emphatically, perhaps to indicate that, whatever may have occurred in times past, this was a fresh start.

Testaverde never took a hit tonight, but that gallop seemed to indicate that whatever psychological wounds Testaverde had borne from the painful injury would vanish during thundering action.

The petitioners insist that the rulings upon evidence and instructions to the jury, when taken in their totality, indicate that, whatever the intention of the trial judge, his rulings and attitude precluded a fair consideration of the case.