Sentence examples for indicates would from inspiring English sources

Londoners may be wary of skyscraper development getting out of hand and, as another part of Ipsos-MORI survey indicates, would like tall buildings contained within specific areas.

As an example of the cost of inaction, he pointed to "an offer" that Iran made in 2003, shortly after the nuclear program was discovered, that he indicates would have stopped the program in its tracks.

These areas, as the paleogeographic reconstruction indicates, would have been in relatively high Gondwanan latitudes (closer to the South Pole) during the Permian Period, and thus their geology was affected by the expansion and contraction of glaciers.

Neither the commission's interim report nor the New Woman survey mention any change in the role of men, who other research indicates would like to spend more time with their children but lack the freedom to do so in the UK's culture of long hours and minimal paternity pay.

Critics have singled out the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration for some of the blame, asserting that it has failed for four years to implement a new set of crane safety standards that the agency's own analysis indicates would prevent 37 to 48 worker deaths a year.

That might indeed be so if it suspected that Sonaecom's foreign shareholders planned to gain control after the acquisition.PT's defence will be to sell its cable division and offer a special dividend payout to shareholders, which it indicates would be worth €5.3 billion.

A 15percentt share, he indicated, would not be acceptable.

This, as above indicated, would furnish a most uncertain basis.

The United States, he indicated, would participate, but along with other nations.

Crashing where Symonds indicated "would thus necessitate the deployment of a safety car".

And those reforms, he indicated, would not radically change the current order.