Sentence examples for indicates again from inspiring English sources

What this indicates again is that, seven years on from the banking meltdown, the British economy remains in a feeble condition – and that the people who run it are unsure about why it is so sick or how to make it better.

Comparison with continental Europe shows, as might be expected, that this English cluster is related to northern Germany, where the Anglo-Saxons came from though the admixture is less than 50%, which indicates (again, as expected) that there was much interbreeding between interlopers and natives.Others kept themselves to themselves.

In line 15, the kitchen indicates again that help is available (the kitchen detects nonactivity).

The influence of fluid velocity, material permeability and acoustic power input on the cleaning efficiency indicates again that fouling is caused by particle bridges inside the sandstone.

In the case of the film with 27 and 45 nm, the abrupt increase below 3 eV indicates again a much higher concentration of the electrons than the holes in this band and the interaction of photons with these electrons.

The goodness of a fitting can be estimated by the reduced Chi-square value, χ red 2 = 1 M χ test 2, where M = N-1 indicates again the degrees of freedom.

He indicated again that he was impatient with the slow pace of work on interim measures like a settlement freeze.

Henson indicated, again, that he hadn't made a decision about which sport he wanted to play.

During grace after meals, "Our God" is inserted into the introductory invitation when a minyan is present, indicating again that the prayer is communal rather than private.

Roger Clemens's name was not mentioned in the 90-minute meeting, Torre said, but he indicated again that he believes Clemens's incidents with the Mets' Mike Piazza last year are "what this whole thing is geared about, in my mind".

The Communist Party leader, Gennadi Zyuganov, instructed his deputies to vote against the bill, but the vote indicated again that Communist opposition is insufficient to derail a determined push by the Kremlin.