Sentence examples for paper indicating that from inspiring English sources

She had to find a ferry to New Jersey, she said, and she showed me a paper indicating that the ferry left from 12th Avenue and 38th Street.

In the late 1970's, a well-meaning doctor published a paper indicating that mammograms would cause more harm than good.

In the case of McClure, her "crime" was to publish a paper indicating that early studies linking the syndrome to the virus XMRV were wrong and the result of laboratory contamination.

DAMASCUS, Syria — During his most recent news conference, Foreign Minister Walid al-Moallem interrupted the flow of questions by waving a small white piece of paper indicating that he had important news.

There is no official policing, but the team directors, like Brawn, have to sign a paper indicating that they believe their teams are following the rules and regulations to the last detail.

The day before, the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, a group of regulators and central bankers that sets regulatory benchmarks for the United States, Europe and most large countries, issued a discussion paper indicating that it may also advocate higher capital requirements for the largest global banks, in addition to rules already agreed upon.

In fact, the paper indicates that maternal employment can often improve the chances of having well-adjusted kids.

The paper indicates that state officials have serious concerns about possible rate increases, despite assurances from federal officials who say that insurance will generally be more affordable.

For this was the era of The Great Snow Shortage of 2006; and when the paper indicated that no snow should appear in the picture, all became clear.

The lead study author, Prof Greg West, from the University of Montreal's department of psychology, said the paper indicated that benefits of video games, such as improved attention and perception, highlighted in previous studies, could come at a price.

However, the present paper indicates that other factors also contribute to roughness.