Sentence examples for indications of some from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dreman, who is also co-manager of the DWS Dreman High-Return Equity fund, said that there are indications "of some pretty heavy write-downs" to come.

The utility of the classification is that it provides an easy-to-grasp menu for governance experts and managers with indications of some pros and cons to consider.

Drilled in modern battle order and technology, the peasant recruit was forcibly "modernized," and there are indications of some minimal influence of this on the population at large.

"The persistence of solid gains in output and employment along with indications of some increase in inflation were seen as warranting a first step in the process of removing policy accommodation," the minutes said.

The researchers compared the climate record with an existing "war index" — a log of hostile events based on how often certain keywords occurred in Maya inscriptions on stone monuments — and found a strong correlation between drought and warfare between cities. "About A.D. 660, you get indications of some social stress that goes up in tandem with this drying period," Dr. Kennett said.

That said, there are indications of some pickup in exit activity ahead, though it may take time.

The Philharmonic's interest in expanding its use of the Web is an indication of some of the competition Andante may face.

About two-thirds of older patients who survived cardiac arrest ended up readmitted to a hospital within one year — an indication of some level of continuing medical difficulties.

Quite often, however, the fractures are not parallel to the ground surface, and this circumstance is taken as an indication of some other method of formation.

"Mothers need to be aware that all pregnancies should go on to 39 weeks at least, unless there is a clear indication of some problem," he said.

Before I get into this: this is by no means an indication of some moral objection on my part.