Sentence examples for new information indicates from inspiring English sources

This is the third edition of "The Oxford Companion" that Ms. Robinson has edited since 1994, and its extraordinary wealth of new information indicates how rapidly the world of wine has evolved since the second edition was published, in 1999.

In a recent report ("Fukushima Fallout") produced by his own office, Mr Markey noted that the NRC had failed to incorporate its technical staff's recommendations, despite the fact that new information indicates a much higher probability of core damage caused by earthquakes than previously thought.

While a previous 9to5Mac report put battery life at between 2.5 and 4 hours of continuous, active use, new information indicates Apple has managed to extend that to five full hours, along with normal mixed daily use allowing the Watch to work past the one-day mark, though nightly charging is still necessary to ensure it'll last through the entire next day.

Evidently, in Radosh's eyes, our mother remains a spy even though the new information indicates that the evidence against her was fabricated, and our father succeeded in passing vitally important data even though there is no clear proof to this day of the value of the military/industrial information that he, Sobell or others transmitted.

That this did not result in new information indicates a high validity.

New information indicates that the true Na+:sugar stoichiometry is in fact 2 1.

On Friday, Mr. Clapper's office issued an unusual statement, acknowledging that the intelligence agencies "revised our initial assessment to reflect new information indicating that it was a deliberate and organized terrorist attack carried out by extremists".

Javed Faisal, a spokesman for the provincial governor in Kandahar, initially said the suicide bomber was in a car that was being searched by the police, but later said new information indicated that the bomber had been on foot.

His spokesman, Shawn Turner, said then that analysts had revised their assessments "to reflect new information indicating that it was a deliberate and organized terrorist attack carried out by extremists".

Although the release did not say that new information indicated the city was more vulnerable than others across the United States, a law enforcement official, who insisted on anonymity, said last night that "it would be right to assume that there is particular concern" about large buildings and institutions in Manhattan.

The changing accounts prompted the spokesman for the nation's top intelligence official, James R. Clapper Jr., to issue a statement on Friday acknowledging that American intelligence agencies "revised our initial assessment to reflect new information indicating that it was a deliberate and organized terrorist attack carried out by extremists".