Sentence examples for it indicated about from inspiring English sources

Whatever it indicated about the merits of the legal arguments, the evident bitterness on the Florida court, which was strikingly unanimous barely two weeks ago, was a reminder to the justices in Washington of the institutional bullet they themselves had dodged last weekend when they decided to paper over their own sharp differences by telling the Florida court to clarify its opinion.

It indicated about 100% amplification potential of designed genomic microsatellite markers, and, thus, the developed 15 573 microsatellite markers for foxtail millet genome are a useful resource for foxtail millet genomics and molecular breeding.

The sobering significance of the Yemeni underwear bomb was less the plot itself than what it indicates about the way forward.

What does it indicate about the musical curiosity of, say, a young European violinist when the artist makes a New York debut with works by Bach, Beethoven, Debussy and Paganini?

The Liberal Democrat compromise on control orders is significant of itself (people are still to be curfewed and tagged without charge) but also important for what it indicates about the political future of the coalition.

But the department does judge people by their willingness to address their debts: if applicants have "a history of not meeting their financial obligations" or "show an inability or unwillingness to satisfy debts", they are likely to be rejected not just for their debt burden, but also because of what it indicates about their integrity.

This paper contains a new review of the research of the last decade that has been designed to shed light on how the art auction system works, what it indicates about price formation, and how well it performs.

Besides what it indicates about America's educational system, here's my concern with this story: A man whom lots of kids see as an authority figure engages in public hate speech against gay and lesbian people.

The fact that active C-REase fusions can and have formed is intrinsically interesting for what it indicates about the proteins involved.

Thus, the importance of a shift in group mean lies not in what it indicates about the average change among members of the study sample, but what it implies about the changes in the tails of the distribution in the population from which the study sample was drawn.

To bolster its claims to legitimacy, the Muslim Brotherhood's political party, the Freedom and Justice Party, sent out an e-mail to reporters with mathematical calculations that it said indicated about five million supporters had gathered in the area.