Sentence examples for indicates could from inspiring English sources

Nothing, Farmer indicates, could be further from the truth: President George W. Bush and other officials were mostly irrelevant during the hijackings; instead, it was the ground-level commanders who made operational decisions in an ad hoc fashion.

An investigation revealed that animals in the laboratory were exposed to low doses of BPA that government-funded science (Richter et al. 2007) indicates could affect research animals.

Although the participants traveled throughout the region,, we did not target data collection for residents of areas with a more challenging built environment for GPS data collection, such as downtown Los Angeles where there are many tall and high-density buildings which our previous research indicates could result in more GPS signal loss and positional error [ 24].

Such a move, he indicated, could come in the second half of 2010.

But first, they must sort themselves out in a primary, which polls indicate could be a bruiser.

He is a "high-value detainee" who prosecutors have indicated could become the first to face the death penalty.

The child she indicated couldn't have been more than three feet tall.

Heilman is desperately hoping to be a part of the Mets' future, a future that Duquette indicated could have a different look in the middle infield.

This month the Saints signed Payton to a five-year contract extension that, reports indicate, could pay him $8 million a year.

Work she is doing indicates this could begin to develop even earlier – at 10 months.

The fact they are criminally detained – not just informally held – indicates they could well be charged.