Sentence examples for it probably indicates from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Ahmadinejad's claim is correct, it probably indicates that relationship went on longer and far deeper than previously acknowledged.

"It probably indicates what we all suspected -- that there hasn't been a dramatic change in the city's economy," said James P. Brown, an analyst for the Labor Department.

If the guidance for March quarter's operating expenses is $8.3 billion or lower it probably indicates incremental cost cutting beyond normal seasonality.

It probably indicates not only the company's intention to sustain a woman's attention with the value of their product, but also that they understood a woman no longer wanted to wear drab looking, self-made housedresses, even at home.

It's hard to say how much of their half-billion in funding they've spent, but if they're sourcing out their tech, it probably indicates it's going to be a close call, though they do expect profitability once they release the more marketable Model S. In the meantime, deals like this should keep gas in the tank.

"It probably indicates the number will continue to increase as authorities dig deeper".

It was interesting to find that K-ras mutation rate appeared to be higher in T3/T4 than in T1/T2, and it probably indicated tumors with the tendency of invasion and metastasis.

If it holds up, however, it would probably indicate a strong night for Clinton.

Finally, agenesis of Schlemm's canal has been described; it occurs rarely and probably indicates more severe maldevelopment [ 73, 80].

If Mr. Romney wins them, or comes within a point or two of doing so, it will probably indicate that he is overperforming his polls across the board and is headed to a clear national victory.

GVS: For me, it was probably indicated in the script.