Sentence examples for indicated to come from inspiring English sources

In general, loss of memory was indicated to come from atrophy and empty state of brain rather than heart, and was classified according to clinical symptoms.

Venezuela's president, Hugo Chavez, a populist whom Mr. Bush approaches warily, took exception to several clauses in the communique, indicating problems to come.

Just as a good choreographer uses movement and gesture to indicate developments to come, so Mr. Lee sets the stage for combat and just as consciously brings it to its natural conclusion.

Adverts depicting outings to the supermarket and perfume-induced trysts still favour male-female couples (though Lloyds Bank's recent ad featuring a same-sex proposal hopefully indicates changes to come).

This indicates improvement to come for the adults in Poland, as well.

Participants were indicated to choose the response that came closest to the way they had been feeling during the past month.

The timing of rehabilitation has also been indicated to of importance when it comes to motivation toward a healthier life style in patients with a variety of cancer diagnoses [ 73].

These officers filed résumés, made phone calls, spoke to friends of theirs here and indicated a desire to come".

There is little in the deposition's description of the early days of Mr. Fastow's tenure that indicated the troubles to come.

Beyond cutting costs, the board indicated, United needs to come up with a strategy for competing with more nimble, lower-cost carriers and increasing its sales.

"Peaches had indicated her desire to come off of methadone completely, and was following a plan to reduce the level of methadone she was taking.