Sentence examples for indicated a deep from inspiring English sources

The stock market was viewed as a leading indicator of the economy, and surely a fall as large as that one indicated a deep economic problem.

Comar's case was about the rule of law – international law, natural law – and already Trump had not indicated a deep respect for procedures or facts.

For Tomic, there is perhaps some small consolation that Federer's approach to the match indicated a deep knowledge of – and a deep respect for — Tomic's game.

More generally, beyond Labour's half-decent, slightly staid policy platform, has anything Miliband and other party figures have done over the past four years indicated a deep understanding of the huge crisis besetting Labour politics?

In Afghanistan on Thursday, interviews with several Afghan police officers indicated a deep level of sympathy for the protesters, and a shared sense of outrage among the demonstrators and those charged with keeping the peace.

Such attention indicated a deep public interest in the real health of the U.S. economy and the importance of a satisfying explanation of why the conventional wisdom was wrong.

Camp believed that the unusual concentration of skeletons — he discovered nearly 40 individuals — was due to the creatures being stranded during unusually low tides, but later studies of the sedimentology by UCMP grad student Jennifer Hogler indicated a deep-water depositional environment.

Gregory and Wotton (1990) looked at the effects of multiple electrical stunning currents on spontaneous physical activity and evoked responses and found that the loss of somatosensory evoked potentials indicated a deeper level of unconsciousness than absence of neck tension.

This suggestion indicates a deep misunderstanding of the strategic importance of New Orleans.

Are they getting polling indicating a deep concern with social issues?

The brain changes that underlie addiction indicate a deep and entrenched history of learning, not a disease.