Sentence examples for indications will need from inspiring English sources

Carbon ion facilities, however, because of the 12-fold heavier mass of carbon ions compared to protons, are currently more costly than proton facilities, so that appropriate indications will need to be defined.

As allocation decisions may be based on some of these factors, confounding by indication will need to be addressed in the planned follow on study.

But if the one subject on which I have some detailed knowledge is any indication, historians will need to be careful about putting too much stock in what Mrs. Kennedy said.

If the public opinion of baby boomers is any indication, we will need that second act for redemption.

In fact, if the widely cited proverb about it taking a village to raise a child is any indication, Detroit will need the support of the entire country to grow and prosper.

The mediocre results are more indication that Yarnall will need to pitch as often as possible to refine his stuff before the Yankees need their fifth starter for the first time, on April 15.

Jeffrey A. Joerres, chairman and chief executive of Manpower Inc., which supplies temporary workers, noted that productivity growth in the fourth quarter fell below the pace of economic growth, an indication that employers will need more workers to sustain expansion.

That Canadian Pacific is a foreign company may be an indication that American activist investors will need to go abroad to find similar opportunities with larger companies.

If his book is any indication, Woodward probably thinks Mr Trump will need all the luck he can get.

Documentation for previous versions of software, as well as functional specifications, provide some indication as to what the user will need to know to use the program.

If airport delays in 2008 are any indication, you'll need it.