Sentence examples for remarks that indicate from inspiring English sources

Heins has recently made remarks that indicate BlackBerry may be experimenting with alternate device form factors, possibly taking a cue from hybrid gadgets like the Asus PadFone which combine a smartphone and tablet or mini-notebook style device in one.

There is nothing in her intemperate remark that indicates that she does not like Jews.

In remarks that may indicate the firm is expecting a strong start to the new year, Goldman said its backlog of investment transactions at the end of the year had "increased significantly" compared with 2012.

In our study, three experienced members of the medical admissions panel at Nottingham reviewed the referee's statement provided for each student (case and control) and scored each for the presence of "negative comments"—any remarks that might indicate a lack of academic ability, poor attitude, or any other potentially undesirable characteristics.

Let us remark that, as indicated in the paragraphs of Section 1 dealing with the General Problem, the superscripts r and c stand for (rigid) and (cable).

But in remarks that may alarm state premiers, he indicated they had primary responsibility for making up a $50bn shortfall in funding for hospitals, after the first Abbott budget removed that amount from the federal budget's forward projections.

Another noteworthy finding is that follow-up moves mainly consisted of short affirmative remarks as well as (affirmative or corrective) remarks that quickly merged into expository talk, indicating that the teachers did not employ a pronounced 'dialogic' mode of instructional communication.

I'm not sure that Palin, being an avowed opponent of community organizers, is the sort of person who'd align herself with Putnam, but her remarks definitely indicate that she understands that the bowling industry sees itself as a provider of community space and enrichment.

His remarks also indicate that Washington will not abandon its insistence that Mr. Arafat take steps to stop terrorist bombings and implement a cease-fire before political negotiations begin on establishing a Palestinian state.

Members of the commission may resign if they believe that May's remarks indicate that their recommendations will be ignored.

NHS leaders privately fear that May's remarks indicate that she will be much tougher on the service's pleas for more cash than David Cameron and does not appear to appreciate the extent of its deepening problems.