Sentence examples for make indicative from inspiring English sources

What is more, he was in demand – ITV had been sniffing around and Channel 4 had gone as far as to make indicative offers.

Using available data and clinically led assumptions about patient need and outcomes, we make indicative estimates.

The approach taken here, using the SPEAR concept, assumes that the species traits that make SPEAR indicative of chemical stress by pesticides are also defining the vulnerability of macroinvertebrates to micropollutants present in WWTP effluent.

So we had to set those attitudes from the point of not only where we shot but how we shot the scenes, and make it indicative of her character, so we had to get that correct right off the bat — when she first gets off the plane".

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.

Atlantic Coal Chairman Adam Wilson added: Prior to the acquisition of our stake in SNR, we made two indicative offers to SNR which were both rejected..

Babcock has made two indicative offers in the past fortnight; its latest bid values VT at about £1.25bn, or 700p a share.

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.

Choosing specifically to poll in areas that are poor and more religiously conservative skews the results and makes them indicative of these areas and not of British Muslims nationally.

The changes GfK Starch is making are indicative of how marketers are pressing companies that provide ratings and survey data — among them Arbitron, Nielsen and Taylor Nelson Sofres — to deliver information that is more relevant and predictive about consumer attitudes and habits.