Sentence examples for indicated making from inspiring English sources

There were 16 respondents who indicated making their own decision to leave AMA; all 16 were male.

As Doris Bergen has indicated, making a clear distinction between "Nazis" and "Germans" in the historiography of Nazism is tricky.

Third, core lexical items or items new to each educational stage are not indicated, making it difficult for teachers, textbook writers and assessment developers to focus on the items essential to education at a particular stage.

In terms of making meaning, a higher percentage of respondents indicated making sense of their university learning individually (personally) (n = 293, 46.4%) or both individually (personally) and with others (socially) (n = 306, 48.4%), rather than solely with others (socially) (n = 33, 5.2%).

Few respondents indicated making any links between their training courses and continuing professional development (CPD) or pre-service education programmes.

Regarding use or preference for type of interpreter, most YHC respondents indicated making use of informal interpreters brought in by their patients in the past six months.

That, she indicated, made more sense to her than the idea that flies make humans sick.

She told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that the marketisation of the NHS would be a "disaster", but pointed to "significant changes" already secured in the bill that she indicated made this less likely.

The Meerut rally was a success, he indicates, making an odd gesture, part invocation, part assertion, with a hand pointing heavenwards.

Attending a patient education course indicates making an effort to change lifestyle, and as such, it may also indicate an uneasy period of transition.

Confexion's brioughnut is, as the name indicates, made with laminated brioche dough rather than croissant dough.