Sentence examples for really indicated from inspiring English sources
What really indicated such a diagnosis to her, Dr. Froming told me, were Kaczynski's systematized paranoid delusions….
"All the numbers to date have really indicated moderation of growth, and this does the same thing," said Pierre Ellis, senior economist at Primark Decision Economics.
For some reason, the board passed a higher increase than we thought the economy or the numbers really indicated, which we think did harm to tenants.
ROSIN Paul Waigner [a producer] and myself felt that Shannen's behavior in the fourth year really indicated that she was very unhappy being here.
Doctors that prescribe antibiotics only when really indicated — "anti-antibiotics doctors," in Cohen's words — are actually the ones helping the most to keep these "wonder drugs" effective when they are really needed.
I focus first on preventive medication: which drug is really indicated?
"I wouldn't say this is over yet, but there are enough indicators out there to really indicate that investors should approach this market with a degree of caution which doesn't seem to exist right now".
It really indicates that the return on that investment does not affect our overall profitability".
"That really indicates to me that the airlines are in a panic mode.
But what it really indicates is that the country has lost the faith of the markets.
"Concern about the fatherland," McLynn writes, "really indicates concern about the mother".
