Sentence examples for indicates a divided from inspiring English sources

Walter L. McCaffrey, chairman of the Council's zoning subcommittee, said, "The lack of tenacity indicates a divided administration, and therefore, a weak proposal".

The political map of Britain now indicates a deeply divided country.

Our results also indicate a dividing line at 80% for two reasons.

It indicated a deeply divided public opinion on one constitutional issue of internationalism.

The coloured map indicates a north south divide of dietary sodium intake.

"It is still the case that the odds are stacked against those pupils in deprived areas compared with their counterparts from better off communities". Scottish Labour education spokesman Iain Gray said the figures indicated a "class divide" in the country.

The results indicate that if a divided electrochemical cell is used, the behaviour of DSA® approaches that of Ti/SnO2 electrode: the reactant can be oxidised without accumulation of cyclic intermediates, thus limiting the toxicity of the resulting solution.

Rather than increasing the percentage of G2/M cells as it did in irradiated glands, IGF1 increases the percentage of S-phase cells indicating an actively dividing population.

"The jury did not relate to the fears of John White, and to me that indicates a large racial divide or insensitivity," the lawyer said.

Twice the unit amount of kDNA usually indicates a kinetoplast about to divide, suggesting a simple hypothesis for the generation of 2K1N PL cells by kinetoplast division in 1K1N PL cells.

The study indicates a north-south mortality divide, with fewer deaths in southern hospitals, and a rough and unsurprising correlation between mortality and the number of doctors, both inside and outside hospitals.Research like Sir Brian's answers a growing demand for knowledge, and helps to make the National Health Service more transparent.