Sentence examples for indicated the extent from inspiring English sources

Christina McAnea, head of health at the union Unison, said the figures indicated the extent of problems faced by BME staff.

Nothing in Langer's manner or words during the week had indicated the extent of his on-course control of his players.

Their limited representation indicated the extent to which these countries were subordinated to England in the British political system at this time.

The Israeli decision also indicated the extent to which the idea of Palestinian statehood, once confined to the radical left, has penetrated the Israeli mainstream -- even as the society has swung to the right on other matters during almost 32 months of conflict.

The blood seeping from a graze on Li's elbow as he dismounted from the parallel bars indicated the extent of China's commitment, an impression reinforced by the almost unbelievable levels of courage and imagination shown by Xiao and Zou as they conquered space, time and the limitations of the human body on the final exercise, the high bar.

New figures have indicated the extent of the danger posed by pedestrians under the influence of drink.

The settlement, legal specialists say, does not precisely indicate the extent of the consumer harm.

Such differences indicate the extent to which Mayhew views the author as being ultimately in charge.

X-ray examination is useful to indicate the extent of the injury.

The attention paid to the proposal at the meeting here today indicates the extent to which the issue has captured the attention of Democrats throughout the state.

But the arc of his career, from a gentlemanly scholar to a kindness consultant, indicates the extent to which the term is circulated today.