Sentence examples for indication of the continued from inspiring English sources
Whilst the continued growth in companies tracking consumer generated media is a positive indication of the continued maturity and acceptance of one of the most important drivers of Web 2.0, the question must be asked: why?
It was an indication of the continued influence of industry lobbyists that the legislation was significantly changed from the versions introduced earlier this year.
Graham Shaw, Goal Editorial Director, said: "The Goal Transfer List is an indication of the continued growth in the popularity of football at the elite end of the game.
One indication of the continued optimism surrounding the potential of Saskatchewan despite the current oil price environment was the late March sale--at "full price --of Beaumont Energy Inc. to Whitecaprice --ofs for $587 million.
All in all, today's PMIs are an indication of the continuing recovery in France.
One indication of the continuing slump was the recent report by Investcorp, the Mideast financing group that bought Saks Fifth Avenue.
PARIS — Commerzbank on Monday became the first commercial lender in Germany to accept government cash, while several other European banks reported poor earnings, an indication of the continuing weakness in the sector.
It's an indication of the continuing popularity of these performers, who are frequent collaborators, and of the Romantic repertory that the hall was packed, with audience members crowded onto both sides of the stage.
The overall gradual increase in entropy over the three decades in many of the protein sequences, most apparent in the highly conserved sequences, is an indication of the continuing genetic evolution of the viruses as well as improved screening of sequence variants.
The Chubb Corporation, one of the biggest insurers of homes and businesses, reported a 20percentt rise in net income for the second quarter yesterday, the latest indication of continued strong pricing for property casualty insurance.
This is a sure indication of the government's continuing failure to place enough emphasis on the voluntary sector.
