Sentence examples for indicates either from inspiring English sources

That indicates either a marital arrangement of some laissez-faire sophistication or, perhaps, that a shot is being fired across Rupert's bow.

A Category 2 rating indicates either a lack of regulations or technical expertise by a nation's civil aviation authority — its equivalent of the F.A.A. — to oversee air carriers in accordance with minimum international standards.

The medical score indicates either a more critical or a healthier condition.

Not all Facebook Pages appear to have this feature yet, which typically indicates either a staged rollout or a test.

This indicates either a total removal of the catalyst or a disintegration of the nickel particles.

The main problem solution indicates either a better solution for the original problem, or a region which can be discarded.

Putting an IPO back into its box is never a strong signal, and generally indicates either a weak market, or weak fundamentals.

The higher abundance of ML minerals in the alpine zone indicates either a long period of weathering or a greater period of development.

That indicates either a disregard for the importance of the fans - a policy that has not hindered the way that he runs Newcastle - or merely short-term planning.

Note that the blue text, on hover, indicates either definition details on hover (as shown for the definition of the toxicity type LOAEC).

The nugget value other than zero indicates either measurement errors or spatial variability of the groundwater levels at small-scale even over small distances (Delhomme 1978).