Sentence examples for made indicates that from inspiring English sources

The large number of acquisitions that the firm made indicates that a large firm size is indeed a strategic goal of the firm, to utilize economies of scale and scope in the provision of services to its increasingly global clients.

The improvement in response rate as more requests are made indicates that the large majority of providers respond well and the effect of those that do not is reduced.

In clinical practice, clients report that new associations are made, indicating that learning is taking place.

A comparison with chess is made, indicating that the model realistically reflects position evaluations in chess-playing programs.

Measurements that we have made indicate that the balance between CPU performance and file system performance varies greatly across different computer systems.

An examination of the types of errors rats made indicated that adolescent nicotine exposure slowed learning without affecting rats' cognitive strategy in the task.

Even though the sales letter described around-the-clock activity, customer accounts that listed trades as being made indicated that trades had been executed only about 15 times a month.

But his credibility was damaged when he was confronted with statements he had made indicating that he was testifying only to try to get the defense's help in reducing his 30-year sentence.

Accordingly, as the primary rights-based organisation working with asylum seekers and refugees in Nauru from 2013 to 2015, we consider it incumbent upon us to reflect and report on areas where the data that our staff collected, and the observations that they made, indicate that the rights of child asylum seekers may have been violated.

'It seems unnecessary to review the recent testimony before a Senate Investigation Committee except to say that disclosures have been made indicating that officers of the Teamsters Union have, through trick and device, embezzled or stolen hundreds of thousands of dollars of the funds of that union money which had come to the union from the dues of its members.

Under existing Ivy rules, recruited athletes cannot be admitted before their senior year of high school, and while the league allows admission offices to send "likely letters" before formal admission decisions are made, indicating that a candidate is likely to be admitted, those letters can only be sent on or after Oct. 1 of the prospect's senior year.