Sentence examples for project indicate from inspiring English sources

Interviews with real estate developers and brokers not connected to the project indicate that estimates of the construction costs for the project's 6,430 apartments are low compared with some other developments in Brooklyn, where a residential building boom is pushing up construction prices.

Engineering economics for the project indicate feasibility.

It looks like they will be able to keep that promise, as bug comments on their Google Code site for the project indicate that the OS has already hit "RC" status — also known as "Release Candidate".

However, the analysis of the measurement data captured in the MiLADY project indicate some changes to the initial two-state model[4] in terms of describing slow and fast fading characteristics.

Rosaura Sanches, Guillermo Padilla and others, working on the Recovery Hispanic Literary Project, indicate that the literary production of the late 1800s and early 1900s also reveals a combination of genres: folklore, ethnography, autobiography, prose and lyrical fiction.

Interim results from the first winter's (2013/14) monitoring at the Abertridwr project indicate that heating (space and water) are not excessive for a flat occupied by two adults and a house occupied by three adults and one child.

He said the Berlin museum's acquiescence to the project indicates that the famous Nefertiti sculpture is "no longer safe in German hands".

A federal government study of the impact of the project indicated that it returned $800 billion by 2010.

Southern China Grid's Better Place demonstration project indicates that powerful interests in China still back the development of all-electric cars.

The tight schedule for the project indicates that the mayor would like ground to be broken for the school before he leaves office.

Facebook's foray into this field with its Assistant M project indicates that there might be some extra ways to benefit from millions of poor people who have suddenly gone online, joining – wittingly or unwittingly – the global labour market.