Sentence examples for indications about whether from inspiring English sources

That might seem a tall order, but part of Mr. Taub's method has been to strip away some of the tradition that has accrued around Beethoven performance, and to take a hard look at every aspect of the score, from dynamic markings to indications about whether figures in octaves are to be taken with one hand or two.

"But the challenge will be Mitch McConnell and [House Speaker] John Boehner [ R-Ohio ], who have not yet given indications about whether they themselves are willing to accept progress in this direction".

It has not given any indication about whether it will publish them.

There has been no indication about whether they were also hit by American troops.

The researchers say that within two years, they will have an indication about whether any of the drugs are working.

"Will that strategic meeting take place?" The answer will provide an indication about whether world economies should get used to higher oil prices.

Just what, if anything, Chinese officials choose to do could provide an indication about whether defrauding foreign investors is deemed to be a serious crime in China.

There was no immediate indication about whether General Peng would maintain his military post or his spot on the party's Central Committee.

Hensarling gave no firm indication about whether he would seek to block the bank's reauthorisation at all costs, although he hinted he may countenance a reformed credit agency.

Even in triumph, Chelsea's owner, Roman Abramovich, has given no indication about whether he will stick with Di Matteo, a former player, or do as Abramovich does at least once a year, hire somebody new.

He gave no indication about whether a deal was close, but he did say that a player's popularity — Robinson's, for instance — would not hinder him from making a move to help the team as long as it did not conflict with the Knicks' long-term goal of staying under the salary cap heading into the summer of 2010.