Sentence examples for indications of when from inspiring English sources

One option Kaplan described for increasing awareness of Category II risks: a key risk indicator scorecard that seeks to give advance indications of when a significant risk to the organization's strategic objectives has become more likely or more consequential.

But he gave no indications of when a full restoration of civilian government would occur -- and Washington immediately expressed dismay.

Unlike the video aired on Friday, there are no references to recent news events or other indications of when the tape was made.

In a sign of how difficult it will be to help Cyprus out of its financial black hole, Mr. Rehn gave no indications of when an assistance package would be finished.

It might be argued that this pass-the-parcel-very-quickly approach to narrative consciousness is the sign of a failure in prose technique; that readers need clearer indications of when the point of view is changing, or at least to stay "deep" in one or other of the characters for longer periods than single paragraphs.

The Sage platform shows visualizations of food product data, breaking out specific ingredients — such as additives and GMOs — to provider clearer indications of when individual products might be a cause for concern (or vice versa).

He gave no indication of when the court might rule.

I had even given an indication of when.

He offered her no indication of when it would be.

There was no indication of when Samaranch would return.

It gave no indication of when that would happen.