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Discover Ludwig"signaling that" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to indicate that something is being communicated or indicated. You can use it in a sentence to show that a particular action or statement is being used to convey a specific message. For example: "The flashing red light on the dashboard was signaling that the car's engine was overheating." "The CEO's announcement was signaling that there would be changes in the company's management structure." In both of these sentences, "signaling that" is used to indicate the purpose or message behind an action or statement.
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Signaling that feminine power source, the union of opposites.
Black approached, signaling that it was time to go.
Mr. Obama is signaling that he wants to make a push among white evangelical Protestants.
Publicly, Mrs. Clinton is signaling that she is in the fight to win.
Yet big orders leave a footprint, signaling that a major buyer or seller is making moves.
Republican leaders are already signaling that they're ready to gloss over Trump's sexism.
His most delicate job is planning for succession without signaling that he is ready to leave.
Cameron is signaling that he knows this – and does not care.
"I'm hot," said Burtt, signaling that he was within two or three seconds of firing.
And the increase in aggregate hours worked slowed some, signaling that worker productivity is still strong.
The White House, for its part, is signaling that Mr. Bush is flexible.
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