Sentence examples for indicates there is a from inspiring English sources

In both cases, as Greenman indicates, there is a vague implication that the authors are cheating.

Professor Sanders said other research of his indicates "there is a positive relationship between fraud and high option pay".

The debacle over The Lovers at Kings Cross indicates there is a need for some sort of agreed criteria.

He said the relatively few cases in which safety directives were not followed indicates there is a high level of safety in the air traffic system.

May it please the court, as the colloquy today indicates, there is a very clear procedure for resolving all the questions that the justices have asked.

As David Leonhardt's article indicates, there is a tremendous amount of force behind the push to hold teachers accountable for student performance on state tests.

The study, entitled The Cost of Education, indicates there is a growing trend for parents to have to pay for what should be a free state education.

And of course, as the mouthful of a name indicates, there is a laser pointer built in, for presentations and amusing your cat.

"At least the new law indicates there is a need for political parties to participate in Jordanian politics," said Osama Rantesi, an editor and political columnist at Arab Al Yawm, a daily newspaper.

None of those contacted by The Observer yesterday was willing to speak on the record about their work but the sheer number of practitioners - they fill an entire page in the weekly newspaper, the Voice, indicates there is a substantial market for their services.

The linear slope of 0.02 indicates there is a very low annual rate increase of carbon removal from clear-cutting and wildfires.