Sentence examples for indication of approaching from inspiring English sources

Such a conjecture makes it possible to reconcile the assurances given in various quarters that Germany "will not attack" with the indication of approaching tension gathered elsewhere.

We then subjected these individuals to acute hypoxic conditions, and recorded the time until they lost their equilibrium posture (an indication of approaching death).

For this rather substantial collection of players, there is no indication of approach or contribution – merely the nominal acknowledgement that they are lumped together as a matter of statistical convenience.

We identified VOC concentrations within one order of magnitude of MCLs or HBSLs as compounds that may warrant additional monitoring to analyze trends in occurrence and to provide an early indication of concentrations approaching human-health benchmarks (Toccalino and Norman 2006).

I sit ramrod straight at my desk, every sense straining for indications of an approaching colleague, ever ready to flick onto a fabricated Excel spreadsheet to cover the evidence of my wrongdoing.

Taken in sum, with potential policy shifts associated with the upcoming five year plan and China's war on coal, these look like the first indications of an approaching peak in coal consumption.

In the case of chess, success has not been an indication of anything remotely approaching a scheming (and so truly intelligent) mind.

From England's perspective we have got an indication of their approach from the team selection, with Alastair Cook announcing they will likely be unchanged.

In a highly revealing indication of his approach to art, any suggestion of amusement in the objects collected by Mr. Rullier tended to be on the dark side.

In an indication of the approach the increased ranks of SNP MPs will take, Whiteford said: "We are already well aware of what to expect from the Tory government in this Queen's speech, with the continuation of the relentless assault on the poor and a further £12bn in cuts to social security – and the SNP will lead the fight against these cuts every step of the way.

And there are several critical essays offering imaginative explications of Hammett's text -- "selected," the editor hastens to warn, "to provide an indication of the approaches scholars have taken toward Hammett's work, not as recommendations about how to read the novel". Some of these seem to border on parody.