Sentence examples for indication but that from inspiring English sources

B. A flashing upraised hand (symbolizing dont walk) signal indication means that a pedestrian shall not start to cross the roadway in the direction of the signal indication, but that any pedestrian who has already started to cross on a steady walking person (symbolizing walk) signal indication shall proceed out of the traveled way.

There's no indication he's going there — but that company is aggressively hiring.

Ms. Wang, the UBS economist, said that the latest growth figures, while strong, offered little indication of that danger but that other alarming signals were apparent.

The spokesman said police were investigating whether more attackers had been involved but had no indication of that.

But there are indications, too, that mother and son were very close.

There are indications, but no conclusive proof, that synthetic surfaces are safer.

"There is no indication that anyone but Hitler and a few fanatical henchmen thought it was a good idea for the Jews to be exterminated," Pinker notes.

But this indication that Ms. Streisand has finally discovered that less is more is very encouraging.

But every indication is that they will be better than traditional corks.

But every indication is that, at least in urban areas, the reach increasingly belongs to Geo.

D'Antoni said he had not committed to a starting lineup, but every indication is that Duhon will start.