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Discover LudwigThe phrase "signals of" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English
You can use it to express an indication or suggestion of something, or a sign that something is happening or has happened. For example: "The drop in sales could be signals of financial trouble ahead for the company."
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Still there were some signals of unease.
The returning deals are signals of forgiveness.
Those signals, of course, are very faint.
He had previously studied communication signals of crickets and katydids.
But Benjamin's dissonances are not just signals of horror.
Meanwhile, depressing signals of decline and depression abound.
The warning signals of the collapse came last fall.
Despite his reserve Rossini sent clear signals of his intentions.
The strongest signals of water came from the lunar poles.
Radio Congo: Signals of Hope from Africa's Deadliest War.
I'm looking for what I call "signals of excellence".
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