Sentence examples for its indicative from inspiring English sources

Samsonite, which was bought by the British private equity firm CVC Capital Partners in 2007, had previously been forced to price its shares at the lower end of its indicative range, bringing it proceeds of $1.25 billion, rather than the maximum $1.5 billion it had hoped for.

HMV has disclosed that the private equity firm Permira has increased its indicative offer for the music-to-books retailer to 210 pence a share.

However, the Australian bank did not increase its indicative offer, made a week earlier, valuing the LSE at £1.5 billion ($2.7 billion).

Oversubscribed 446 times, BaWang set its listing price at the top of its indicative range, tapping a total of 1.7 billion Hong Kong dollars ($214 million) for the share floatation.

Owing to its indicative value, we prospectively studied their strength of preference for palliative chemotherapy or best supportive care in cancer patients before they consulted their medical oncologist.

It was found that the label with a structure close to spherical provided more uniform distribution of specific antibodies on its surface, indicative of its suitability for this type of analysis.

Actually, when a specific industry is highly damaged it sells at a multiple of its revenues, indicative of prospective recovery leverage because there are no current earnings.

Babcock raised its original indicative offer to as much as £1.29bn in cash and shares.

'Is this resurgence of interest in Africa and its issues indicative of a genuine desire to see change?' he asks.

"We hope," they say, "to resist the tendency to look for modern forms of pleasure in the past and find its absence indicative of 'repression' or inhibition".

As PurB functions in purine interconversion as well as de novo biosynthesis, we do not consider its presence indicative of de novo purine synthesis.