Sentence examples for indicates in any from inspiring English sources

In the co-worker's case last spring, the judge ruled, "There's no evidence that has been presented that indicates in any way that anyone was going to do an act to spread anthrax".

The fact that most patients managed to obtain the medicines they were prescribed indicates, in any case, an improvement in the availability of medicines.

Fortunately, Max has not indicated in any overt way that he is dangerous.

It even called itself a "journal," without indicating in any of the issues that Merck had paid for it.

Grid entries may include abbreviations, acronyms, phrases, and foreign words; these are not indicated in any way, however.

Food forecasts indicate in any case that the future is ripe for animal protein analogues, whether as a replacement, or an addition to the real thing.

So far, "we have no growers that have indicated in any way, shape or form that they sent any corn down the wrong channel," said W. David Witherspoon, the president of Garst.

"I completely acknowledge that split-second memories like that could be completely fallible... What I saw did not indicate in any way that he was giving [the cyclist] fair warning to pull over.

We have not, nor will we indicate in any way that this was anything other than a generous action by your govt. Your handling of that matter made such things as the grain embargo agreement easier for us to achieve.

However, it is unnecessary to go so far as that, for this cannot, for the reasons heretofore indicated, in any fair sense, be considered a suit against the state.

There were many things that might have furrowed the deceptively noble brow of President Harding in the summer of 1921, but that he was worried about the newly independent country of Afghanistan is not indicated in any of the studies of his troubled Administration that have been made by his admirers or by his detractors.