Sentence examples for make an indicative from inspiring English sources

This means you can make an indicative offer that can change at some future point.

Once you make an indicative offer a business owner or intermediary may want to rush things through.

Berkshire Hathaway, the conglomerate run by Mr. Buffett, made an "indicative proposal" to buy NYSE Euronext in late November, people briefed on the matter said on Monday.

Sports Direct, the Mike Ashley owned business which holds 28.5% of Blacks, had made an indicative offer of 62p a share for the owner of the Blacks Outdoor and Milletts chains, and had been given until tomorrow to make a firm bid.

Thaksin Shinawatra, a deposed Thai prime minister, has made an indicative bid for Manchester City, and Southampton has recently received an offer from Paul Allen, one of the founders of Microsoft.Why the continuing love affair with English clubs?

The former Rangers director Paul Murray has confirmed his Blue Knights consortium has made an indicative bid to buy the club.

But in the process of criticizing his opponent, he made an indicative slip-up.

We conducted a limited simulation exercise in order to make a preliminary, indicative estimate of the genome-wide false positive rates associated with various Zmax thresholds observed in our study.

Pfizer makes an increased indicative offer of £63bn, or £50 a share.

A Goldman Sachs-led consortium that last week made an unsolicited indicative offer for Associated British Ports was this weekend considering raising its offer in order to win the backing of management for its bid.

As The Economist went to press, Macquarie Bank of Australia, which had made an initial, indicative offer for the LSE last week, looked likely to formalise a bid for the exchange (see article).