Sentence examples for materials indicate from inspiring English sources

The group's sleek materials indicate that a Western nation may be backing Zubr, like the Serbian Otpor movement financed by the United States that last year helped oust Slobodan Milosevic.

American military officials say the new materials indicate that a methodical collaboration has gone far beyond helping Ansar get its start and demonstrate that Al Qaeda has the ability to export its training lessons from place to place.

Press materials indicate that the Onyx is equipped with a diesel hybrid powertrain based on a 3.7-liter V-8 engine rated at 600 horsepower.

The materials indicate that when the insurance program began, market values of more than a dozen money market funds' portfolios had fallen below $1 a share.

In May 1991, the materials indicate, the Beijing police issued a "notice of detention" but Mr. Zhang was never picked up, according to the account, because he had moved and had begun using a pseudonym and forged identity documents, copies of which were provided.

The characterizations of the raw copolymer materials indicate the presence of amorphous and crystalline phases.

Many of the weapons included serial numbers or packaging materials indicating that they had been made in Iran and in 2008, the officials said.

Merck shares fell nearly 10percentt Monday after The Wall Street Journal reported that company documents, e-mail messages and marketing materials indicated that Merck knew about safety concerns much earlier than it acknowledged.

And it is scarcely necessary for advertisers to spell out the notion that a certain codified, ritualized pattern of furnishing a house with homespun textures and materials indicates the vitality and honesty of the inhabitant's mind.

The firm also produced materials indicating that a portfolio mix dominated by equities, as the Hagmans' portfolio was, does not qualify as conservative.

However, comparison of zeolitic materials indicated that nanozeolite was more effective than zeolite for increasing the OC (Fig. 6).