Sentence examples for issue signaling from inspiring English sources

In recent days, Mrs. Bachmann has tried to join the fray, indirectly taking on Mr. Perry over the issue, signaling a more confrontational strategy.

But in a larger scheme, the playoff issue signaled that the post-lockout cooperation between the two sides is slowly beginning to erode.

The handling of the issue signals a new pattern of behaviour by the Guards, which haveused similar circumstances to flex muscles both at home and abroad in the past.

"The promotion it provides is far more important than the revenue". Westergren, seemingly wearied by the constant haggling over the issue, signaled that Pandora's investors may also be impatient for an end.

The public, businesses and politicians are starting to take notice of food waste as a major issue, signalling that a larger cultural shift could be on the way.

Significantly, the two sides also agreed to expert-level talks on nuclear issues, signaling the revival of a memorandum of understanding signed in 1999.

Pooh, for example, has impulsivity issues signaling ADHD, which is compounded by his addiction to honey.

Your story in this week's issue, "Signal," is set at an English country-house party over New Year's Eve.

Therefore, it may be important that FSMs be designed to issue signals that are free of unwanted logic transients (noise) called glitches.

Attorney General Janet Reno and the United States attorney, Guy A. Lewis, issued statements signaling a tougher stance toward young computer intruders whose deeds might once have been deemed pranks.

Hassan focused much of her inaugural address on economic issues, including signaling a move for state government to focus on creating a innovation economy in the Granite State.