Sentence examples for just signal from inspiring English sources

Some even argue that the Fed should reverse December's tweak, not just signal delays to further rises.

In another writer one might suspect sarcasm in this deliberate understatement, but "so far" and "not very" may just signal the workings of Hobsbawm's habitual literary prudence.

"Just signal and slide over," Arturo would urge me on the highway, and, as I signalled, other cars — other drivers — actually let me slide over!

But a slightly perplexing Vine which is doing the rounds on social media might just signal the start of a new era in political communications.

"If you have a 20-second music piece, you cannot really express anything … It can just signal maybe a scene change … If you allow it to develop, the music can do its job in telling what is not said and showing what you cannot see".

All the same, the recent announcement that two special economic zones will be developed with the co-operation of China might just signal the start of a big change for the stricken country.Rajin-Sonbong (or Rason, for short) lies by the Sea of Japan in the country's north-east, near the border with Russia.

But Benjamin's dissonances are not just signals of horror.

The referee said later: "I just signalled a goal and went roaring up the field.

"We were just signaling to them that we appreciated their offer of help and such conduct should be rewarded".

She expressed concern that chancellor George Osborne had just signalled that her borough and others like it could "expect austerity until 2017".

Their arms, with which they might have touched, or even just signalled to one another, are held close to their sides.