Sentence examples for indicating that the work from inspiring English sources

Going by a wholly unscientific personal straw poll, it is twice as high-risk to be mistaken for a Conservative activist than anything else, indicating that the work of detoxifying the Tory brand is incomplete.Here in Birmingham I have been shouted at twice, once as a "Tory", once as a "Tory scumbag" (plus lots of violent swearing).

Surface energies of carbon fiber and CNT phenolic composites were measured using the Wilhelmy plate technique, indicating that the work of adhesion between plasma treated carbon fibers and CNT phenolic composites was higher than it before plasma modification.

Whatever one thinks of the particular intervention in critical race theory proposed by "The Change," let alone its value as a purely aesthetic object, its authorship by a white male necessitated from the academy in America and from Hoagland's domestic peers a response indicating that the work itself was, in the first instance, impermissible public speech.

This can be related to earlier research indicating that the work environment influences one's creativity and innovation [ 46].

This is partly based on findings in the international literature [ 47- 49], indicating that the work status before sickness absence is a prognostic factor for the duration of sick leave and work disability.

Misspelled or intentionally illegible Arabic inscriptions indicate that the work was taken over by Spanish Christian craftsmen.

Mr. Kremer did little to indicate that the work was over, and though he left a moment between the Silvestrov and the Bach, there was no applause.

"On the Nature of Man" lacks logical unity in its arrangement of material, and its abrupt ending indicates that the work was unfinished or was intended for revision.

"It is the unanimous opinion of the Bernini scholars that it is by the artist," said Andrew Butterfield, a senior vice president of Salander-O'Reilly, who said that technical examinations had also indicated that the work was by the artist.

William J. Whitaker, collections manager at the architectural archives of the University of Pennsylvania, said that records in their collection indicate that the work was done by Samuel Yellin, one of the most prominent American metalworkers.

It said that the objects on the cart were made by 3-D printing, but it said nothing about the planned obsolescence of those particular objects; it did not indicate that the work remains unfinished, awaiting more advanced printers.