Sentence examples for less indication of from inspiring English sources

These shifts are less indication of recession than maturation, said collector Alia Al-Senussi, who is also the chair of Tate Young Patrons.

Results for all 14 licence areas (not presented) give even less indication of any effects.

We cannot discard the possibility that under-diagnosis and less indication of RRT influenced the high mortality associated with AKI in the sample.

It might be more difficult for you as there is less indication of which light is lit.

In the literature relevant to LGT there is frequently little evidence about likely donor genomes, and even less indications of direction of transfer [ 23].

Ever since the Gap in the '90s, and then Old Navy and Abercrombie & Fitch, and now H&M, Zara, Mango and Uniqlo, clothes have become such a mix of retro, basic, high and low style, that what you wear is less and less an indication of personal taste.

That top-tier conductors are almost always men is less an indication of institutional misogyny — though that certainly exists — than an inevitable consequence of the play-acting ritual: because the canonical composers are entirely male, so are their stand-ins.

More than half of nearly $21 million in new aid for special education went to Long Island, less an indication of a surge in students with disabilities than of a political deal the governor made to get Senate Republicans to approve more school money for New York City.

However, Cruz's comparatively large opening tally may be less an indication of his early success as a candidate than a sign of what is likely to be a highly competitive, well-funded Republican primary race for all the major candidates.

A less direct indication of the theoretical mechanism's empirical relevance can be obtained from outcomes patterns that are plausibly driven by past labor policy variation.

Perhaps, argues George Mason professor of economics Tyler Cowen, inequality is less an indication of struggling workers at the bottom than the result of a small section of brilliant businessmen at the top.