Sentence examples for indicates a fundamental from inspiring English sources

It indicates a fundamental relationship whose reality is as ancient as man's history.

It indicates a fundamental difference over the relative significance of housing as a political issues for the parties as they start to prepare their election battle plans.

The New Frugalists, as you might call them, argue that the shift in consumer behavior (which you can see here), reflects not just a rational reaction to job losses and a massive drop in wealth but rather indicates a fundamental shift in psychology, one that will endure long after the recession ends.

U for 'uncertainty' indicates a fundamental condition that decision makers have met in all ages.

"The downturn the chip industry is just now rebounding from indicates a fundamental shift in how the industry will grow going forward".

This indicates a fundamental difference in the mechanisms of ENP deposition onto hydrophilic or hydrophobic biofilm coatings due to the hydration properties of these biofilms.

It seems to indicate a fundamental misunderstanding of modern technology, doesn't it?

That does not indicate a fundamental problem, he said: "It is normal to have different interests in a bilateral relationship".

His explanation for this hostility would be more persuasive if his other notions didn't indicate a fundamental misunderstanding of how the media works.

Research among consumers indicated "a fundamental shift in attitude toward government and themselves" in the last decade, said Jeff Tarakajian, executive vice president for client services at the New York office of DraftFCB, a part of the Interpublic Group of Companies and the lead agency on the campaign.

This indicated a fundamental limitation to the certainty of operations: "Operations themselves are, of course, derived from experience, and would be expected also to have a nebulous edge of uncertainty" (1927, 36).