Sentence examples for not indicate anything from inspiring English sources
"The doctors have decided to send him home, as the diagnostic procedure he underwent did not indicate anything seriously wrong with him," Mr. Zuma said in a statement.
"There are plenty of excellent brains at Société Générale, consequently I find it hard to believe the risk management systems and all the auditors did not indicate anything at any level," said Hélyette Geman, a professor of mathematical finance at ESSEC, a leading French business school, as well as professor at the University of London.
At the press briefing, Mr Hussein said the transcript "does not indicate anything abnormal".
At the beginning of Book II (or perhaps the end of Book I) Marcus says that it was written on the Gran, and at the beginning of Book III (or end of Book II), that it was written at Carnutum, both in modern day Hungary; but he does not indicate anything about the composition of the remaining ten books.
Burns said Arias seemed fine and did not indicate anything was wrong, although she did seem shy around other people.
Katz argues that a "decrease in scores will not indicate anything specifically wrong with education in New Jersey.
"It is the prerogative of CAF, and since we have not indicated anything to the contrary, we reserve the right to step in and start making preparations to host a successful competition in 2013".
Well, to be fair, the trademark filing done in Canada, naturally doesn't indicate anything about the device.
For starters, her role was not specified in the deal terms, from what we understand (and Mayer herself doesn't indicate anything specific, either).
The leak didn't indicate anything new in the firmware that we haven't already heard about, so anybody still hoping for copy and paste in v2.2 might to just give up – and by "give up", we mean start nagging louder so we see it in 2.3.
The leak didn't indicate anything new in the firmware that we haven't already heard about, so anybody still hoping for copy and paste in v2.2 might want to just give up – and by "give up", we mean start nagging louder so we see it in 2.3.
