Sentence examples for indicates the difficulty from inspiring English sources
If the biblical Song of Solomon seems audible in the background here, it only indicates the difficulty Eliot faces in achieving the right tone.
However, a note on the version released for press previews – "final programmes will include Obama interview" – indicates the difficulty of getting to talk to the best-protected person in the world.
Reuters blogger Felix Salmon says it is "lower than I would have expected," given Gawker's rapid growth, and the FT's John Gapper says it "indicates the difficulty for media businesses in garnering significant revenues purely from online advertising".
The fact that responsible criticism from such high-profile individuals is not tolerated in the Islamic Republic of Iran indicates the difficulty ordinary citizens face in voicing their criticism of the political process in Iran.
This indicates the difficulty of applying a constant level of nanocellulose.
The high rate of dropout during follow-up indicates the difficulty of determining long-term (> 25 years) prognoses.
The ancient foundation of King's school at Bruton, a few miles west and downstream, bought Cook's farm in 1728, and its archive indicates the difficulties experienced by successive struggling dairy farmers.
Intrade, a betting website, indicates that those risking money on the election result believe that the Democrat has nearly a 90% chance of victory next week.Mr McCain's own schedule indicates the difficulties that he faces.
The news was first reported by The Financial Times late Thursday, and indicates the difficulties Universal has faced in convincing Europe to approve the deal, despite concerns over what it could mean for competitiveness in the music industry, Ben Sisario writes.
When he confronts problems in Aristotle's syllogistic he sometimes expresses bafflement, and indicates the difficulties or even inconsistencies he sees in the text.
The dichotomy between the law and actual practice indicates the difficulties inherent to decision-making about the disclosure of genetic dispositions.
