Sentence examples for starts to indicate from inspiring English sources
So I came up with the notion of Prometheus 1, which starts to indicate who might have made it and where it came from … why was this space jockey there and why did he have an Alien inside him?
But if people are spewing hate speech using a megaphone you built – people who wouldn't otherwise be heard – and you keep handing them megaphones anyway, your megaphone stops being a neutral tool, and your continued provision of it starts to indicate complicity.
Epidemiologic evidence compiled in the past 10 years starts to indicate an increased risk, in particular for brain tumors (glioma, meningioma, acoustic neuroma), from mobile phone use.
It occurs to me that a lot of this slices into three big problems, and that they start to indicate what Facebook might do better going forward.
Our guys believe we can compete, and our record is starting to indicate we have some things in place conducive to winning games.
I think that there is a point in relationships at which yard-sale finds start to indicate domesticity, or further commitment, and the stuffed squirrel was a kind of starter pet for Hal and Lenore.
But from the moment the fresh, crisp, focaccia-like lahmacun is served (along with a plate of olive oil flavored with herbs), the signals start to indicate that the food will be super.
The attorney general said state investigators found that Ms. Brown and Ms. Colon directed the workers who had been caring for the patient to rewrite their notes and statements after the inquiry started, to indicate that the proper equipment had been used.
This is the direction the association started to indicate in The Road To 2020, which advocated "increasing the number of non-organic farmers we work with", maintaining that its "future will be built on partnerships with other organisations and individuals who share our vision for the future of food, farming and land use".
Roads are considered problematic typically when they start to indicate issues related to their (1) structural adequacy, (2) skid resistance, or (3) surface defects.
These interactions collectively and holistically start to indicate why pastoralists experience the impacts of P. juliflora in the manner they do and how it impacts formal and informal institutions to temper the traditional coping strategies and to (de- construct resilience in an invade- construct
