Sentence examples for indicates many of from inspiring English sources
"Our review indicates many of those consequences could and should have been avoided".
Your special issue (May 7) provided a special gem, "The Self-Discovery Dial," that indicates many of the innumerable facets of everyone's experience.
* The history of the Soviet Union indicates many of the problems involved with centralized economic planning and the bureaucratized society that will inevitably develop.
The committee, which was led by William C. Powers Jr., the University of Texas law school dean, concluded, "Our review indicates many of those consequences could and should have been avoided".
Interdisciplinary Training As that comment indicates, many of the most promising opportunities in pharmaceuticals will involve the post-discovery phases of drug creation.
Sixty years later, in 1986 the BBC Domesday Project does not give any ownership details but indicates many of the buildings are in poor condition.
Our results indicate many of these electron bursts are likely to be substorm-associated.
After all, the writer has indicated many of Dennett's distinctive words and phrases with quotation marks.
But analysis of public filings with company registries around the world indicate many of the leaked tax deals remain in force, sapping tax revenues from public coffers today.
Their findings, published in a 2003 paper, showed IRI's forecasts successfully indicated many of the observed increases and decreases in precipitation and temperature.
In its short summary of what it would do if there was a major oil spill, BP indicated many of its planned containment strategies were unlikely to be effective at stopping oil from spreading.
