Sentence examples for indicates that not much from inspiring English sources

Our survey from last month indicates that not much changed, as 33percentt of Independents say they voted for Clinton and 32percentt say they voted for Trump.

David Clohessy, president of the abuse victims' group, said the reticence of the archdiocese indicated that "not much has really changed in the way the hierarchy thinks about predatory priests".

Those low charter rates indicate that not much is being shipped, apart from cargoes going from one corporate subsidiary to another, or from one highly creditworthy entity to another.

In spite of the ADAAA's promise particularly for groups like the morbidly obese, who have seen quite a few favorable legal developments in the post-ADAAA period the results in Table 2 indicate that not much has changed in terms of employment or labor market participation.

After much research and thinking, Ms. Harris has concluded, as her subtitle -- "Parents Matter Less Than You Think and Peers Matter More" -- indicates, that parental influence may not matter as much as peers' influence.

Albeit counter-intuitive, the findings are supported by previous research that indicates that opportunity to learn might not matter much.

While on a boat, particularly when not standing on the deck, your visual system indicates that there is not much movement, and your surroundings appear still.

Comparison of this figure with Fig. 1b indicates that there is not much difference between the two figures except that the precipitation intensity is slightly increased in case of adding the shallow convection.

Although EB is an anionic dye, it still shows maximum adsorption at high pH (7 9) which indicates that there is not much effect of hydroxide ion at these pH values.

Both the T spectra of the In2O3 NPs and nanostructured film coincide at about the same absorption edge (approximately 330 nm), which indicates that there was not much modification of the optical energy gap (Eopt) for the NPs and film structures.

This indicates that there is not much to gain from using more accurate solvation methods for the ligand.