Sentence examples for indicates a trouble from inspiring English sources

In line 2, we see the initiation of a repair sequence, where L2 indicates a trouble source in the prompt given by the kitchen.

Few industry executives, analysts and regulators say they believe BATS Global's troubles indicate a bigger problem with today's rapid-fire computerized trading.

But the magazine's list of trouble spots did not indicate a particular problem with the Vue's transmissions.

He said the creation of the Jeffersonian Project "does not indicate a desire to avoid trouble; it illustrates a desire for compliance with the law".

As team members went down the list of cases, they looked for changes that might indicate trouble: a victim's attempt to leave, an abuser going off probation or parole, the violation of a restraining order, the loss of a job, an incendiary Facebook post.

That indicates more trouble ahead.

Analysts saw the latest attack as indicating serious trouble for a government amnesty program begun last year for thousands of Niger Delta gunmen.

As the title indicates, trouble is as pervasive in "The Outlaw Album" as rats in a corncrib.

That he could break through his reticence to raise so personal a subject indicates both how troubled his feelings about Louise were and how much confidence he placed in Marjorie.

There is an apparent problem of the populist movement that clearly indicates the troubles with identity.

Increasing evidence indicates that the trouble often starts in the womb, when women gain more weight than is needed to produce a healthy, full-size baby.