Sentence examples for some further sign from inspiring English sources

An anonymous tip that a person is carrying a gun is not enough to justify a stop and frisk by the police without some further sign that the information is reliable, the Supreme Court ruled with surprising unanimity today.

A14 World Briefing A6 NATIONAL A16-23 Court Limits Searches Based on Anonymous Tips An anonymous tip that a person has a gun is not enough to justify letting the police stop and frisk that person without some further sign that the information is reliable, the Supreme Court ruled unanimously.

If any sign must generate an interpretant in order to be a sign, and any sign is itself the interpretant of some further sign, then clearly, there must be an infinity of signs both proceeding and preceding from any given instance of signification.

And there were some further signs that the government is intent on designing a more effective state, as well as a leaner one.

Peel Hunt said: The Confused Towers Watson Motor index was published this morning showing some further signs that UK motor rates continue to rise, reflecting a gradual turn in the UK motor cycle.

His resignation was seen by some as a further sign that the United Nations framework, which for almost two decades has been viewed as the best approach to tackling global warming, may have outlived its usefulness.

Today's announcement was taken by some analysts as a further sign of a shifting corporate culture at Unilever, which was once viewed as a slow-moving dinosaur with little appetite for radical change.

Although there is no suggestion the Pope intends to change formal doctrine or belief, the survey is being seen by some observers as a further sign of his intention to reform the church.

Increased cyclinD1 was also paralleled by generally lower levels of p16 expression in some mouse tissues, a further sign of extended renewal and proliferative capacities associated with TERT expression.

In a further sign that some new London developments are not meeting affordability targets, Barratt Homes has this month submitted an application to build a 28-storey tower of 135 apartments close to Battersea heliport of which just 14 of which are classed as "affordable".

The deal, some analysts say, is a further sign that 802.11b could become a serious competitor to better-known wireless technologies such as Bluetooth, HomeRF, or even next-generation cellular networks.Such a prediction would have sounded ludicrous only a couple of years ago.