Sentence examples for indicates a future from inspiring English sources

However, as Petersen indicates, a future publication renders this explanation dubious: in 1873 Berkeley again referred to the species using his chosen name Craterellus lateritius, and indicated a type location (Alabama) different than the one mentioned by Schweinitz.

Whether a positive SPT in an asymptomatic subject indicates a future risk of developing allergy is largely unknown as studies are rare.

Many names in the program had asterisks next to them, indicating a "future Met role".

When he was 16, nothing in Lenin indicated a future rebel, still less a professional revolutionary except, perhaps, his turn to atheism.

These results indicate a future electorate concerned with quality of life and motivated by kindness; they want to put an end to bullying and see cruelty to animals stamped out.

The proposed unit characterisation method indicated a future advancement academically and industrially in this narrow but important subject matter.

Instead, cops only needed to show facts that could "reasonably indicate" a future crime to start an investigation.

But perhaps the biggest movie announcement was hinted through a teaser showing the Superman logo inside a Batman logo, clearly indicating a future project where Bruce Wayne and Clark Kent share screen time.

So if you're out there somewhere Doris (a generic name to indicate a future romance, devised by my college roommate), don't be surprised to receive a hand-drawn, plain Valentine's Day card -- in August.

The results indicate a future need of more specialists in geriatrics and psychiatry.

A reduction in incidence of tumours with a poor prognosis might indicate a future reduction in mortality.