Sentence examples for indicated some support from inspiring English sources
While the partners in the governing coalition have indicated some support for amendments, different groups have divided opinions on which clauses they want to change.
Though some judges have lobbied against the bill, the new governor, Rick Perry; the acting lieutenant governor, Bill Ratliff; and the chief justice of the Texas Supreme Court, Thomas R. Phillips -- all Republicans -- have all indicated some support for change.
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Road builders chief Ruane says the truckers have indicated some support, provided the money raised was entirely dedicated to improving freight infrastructure.
Fulton noted that the decision to issue the directive has come less than two weeks after Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter indicated some support for transgender personnel in remarks made during a visit to troops stationed in Kandahar, Afghanistan.
Tajima's D calculated for the mainland group indicated some support for population expansion (-1.63869, 0.10 > p > 0.05); however, the mismatch distribution analysis did not support a growth model.
7 Our study indicates some support for McLeod and Baylis' argument that providing for research embryos that are good enough to be transferred to the woman is against the woman's self-interest.
An Δ AIC ≤ 2 indicates substantial support that the two models do not differ in the quality of fit, values between 4 and 10 indicate some support that they differ in the quality of fit, and Δ AIC ≥ 10 provide much support that the models differ in their quality of fit [ 75, 76].
Most subscales in this study indicated some ceiling effects, which support results of previous studies [ 18, 22, 36].
Such an estimate of (β1/ β2) across all wards has mean (95% credible interval) 1.34 (0.45, 3.97) which indicates some evidence to support the efficacy of isolation, but a relatively high degree of uncertainty.
