Sentence examples for of its indicative from inspiring English sources

Samsonite, which was bought by the British private equity firm CVC Capital Partners in 2007, had previously been forced to price its shares at the lower end of its indicative range, bringing it proceeds of $1.25 billion, rather than the maximum $1.5 billion it had hoped for.

Oversubscribed 446 times, BaWang set its listing price at the top of its indicative range, tapping a total of 1.7 billion Hong Kong dollars ($214 million) for the share floatation.

Actually, when a specific industry is highly damaged it sells at a multiple of its revenues, indicative of prospective recovery leverage because there are no current earnings.

Yes, the Russell Group is the least badly affected, with 30% of its members gaining indicative numbers.

Its small size, combined with the fact that the curvature of its jaw is indicative of an animal with a much shorter, broader skull than Prionosuchus implies that is something different.

Officially labeled OH 5 (Olduvai Hominid 5) but dubbed "Nutcracker Man" because of its huge molars (indicative of a vegetarian diet), the skull was dated to about 1.75 million years ago.

The migration of the pLEW13 construct is therefore independent of its molecular weight indicative of a circular episome containing multiple copies of the T7 RNA polymerase and tetR genes.

It is indicative of its rate-limiting activity during complete conversion of pre-iPSCs into iPSCs [ 81].

And it's sadly indicative of its star's own shoddy racial politics.

Just as Hudgens's response was indicative of its time – we were at peak purity ring and saving-it-for-marriage then – so is Lawrence's final word on this chapter in keeping with ours.

Indicative of its ascendency is the level of resources and promotion it is now afforded - particularly by a number of high profile and well-resourced multilateral development agencies.